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The Pulitzer Prize is awarded annually for excellence in journalism, letters, and music.

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Awards established by publisher Joseph Pulitzer.

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Pulitzer owned the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and bought the New York World in 1883.

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Pulitzer shaped the modern newspaper.

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He added features to his newspapers: sports, comics, fashions, illustrations.

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Pulitzer’s papers gained a reputation for sensational reporting.

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Pulitzer left money to Columbia University; awards established in 1917.

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Pulitzer planned four journalism awards and four for letters; more categories were added later.

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Following a preliminary judging, candidates are judged by an advisory board.

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Anyone may make a nomination; it must include the work.

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