 It was a working man's kind of job. You were just out there digging around. You had to be able to write. You had to be able to read. And you had to have good instincts. But it's become this blue blood thing where you had to go to the right schools and take... Ben Bradley at the Washington Post had a mantra. He never hired journalism majors. He said they don't know anything. They know how to structure a story. They don't know anything. He actually, for a time, I know Susan Oki was the medical reporter there. She was an M.D.,