Frank Greenwood
Location
New York City, New York
School
University Of Connecticut
Expertise
Sports, History, News, Literature
- Frank is a writer for the Grunge News team.
- He is an avid reader, with a serious love for mysteries and thrillers.
- While studying journalism at UConn, Frank had multiple article published in The Chronicle, a local Connecticut newspaper covering sports, politics, and human interest stories.
Experience
Frank is a writer living in New York City. He began his writing career as a freelance reporter for the app MySportsVote, contributing articles on the MLB, NHL, NBA, and NFL. After this, he worked in the communications department at ALS TDI — a nonprofit focused on finding a cure for ALS. He wrote for their blog and covered research being conducted in the lab as well as stories within the ALS community.
Education
Frank double majored in journalism and political science while studying at the University of Connecticut. Here he acquired all the tricks of the trade to become a successful journalist.
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Stories By Frank Greenwood
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had a brilliant pro basketball career, with athletic accomplishments that continue to boggle the mind, many performed while wearing goggles.
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David Bowie is one of the most recognizable musicians of all time. Here's how the legendary songwriter helped shape the image of DC's staple villain.
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Arson can be a tricky crime to prove, since the evidence can sometimes be totally consumed, leaving investigators with more questions than answers.
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Mention volcano, and perhaps it evokes images of islands racked by earth tremors in the South Pacific. But North America has had its share, too.
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It's not unusual for fishermen to, say, exaggerate their accomplishments and near-misses, which makes one claim, confirmed by a geologist, even more impressive.
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International diplomacy is tricky business, requiring shrewd insights, an ability to read the opposing parties, and the willingness to consider what's offered.
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It's interesting to think JFK had a diary and in it, he wrote about Adolf Hitler. The entry would likely turn heads today.
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Magic Johnson got some blunt advice from another NBA legend, Michael Jordan, after coming out of retirement. Here's what Jordan said.
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From time to time, athletes emerge who seem naturally endowed with the ability to play any sport with great success, but few were as successful as Joan Joyce.
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Before Joe DiMaggio sold coffee makers, before he married Marilyn Monroe, he was a baseball professional who appreciated the talent of the men he faced.
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The funeral ceremonies for national leadership can often say as much about a country as about the individual being remembered for their service.
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LeBron James and Kobe Bryant are two names that continue to shine in the annals of professional basketball. Were they colleagues, rivals, or something else?