I cannot ignore the passing of Irving R. Levine, who among other journalistic accomplishments, for nearly a quarter century handled the intricacies of economics and business news with aplomb for NBC. When he retired from reporting, he became dean of the College of International Communication at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, a city near my own. Mr. Levine, among a number of “trademarks” including his ever present bow tie, was quite committed to the use of his and middle initials in general. I at least have that in common with this distinguished communicator. For a complete obituary (Mr. Levine started his career writing obituaries for The Providence Journal interestingly enough) go to:
http://www.legacy.com/Obituaries.asp?page=LifeStory&personId=125506395
➡https://communicatorsandcommunications.com/2009/03/28/irving-r-levine-consummate-newsman/
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