Jacob Riis
First come, first served First come, first served is a phrase popularized during the nineteenth century, though it may have been in use before that time. ... First come, first served describes a situation whereby customers are served in the order in which they arrive, those who arrive first are served first. The term first come, first served was popularized by shopkeepers during the nineteenth century.
I think christopher colombus was the first person to land in the us first
Here are some African names for "first born:" ADIAHA- First born daughter. (Nigeria) AMOT- First born. (Sudan) BAAKO- First born. (Nigeria) KONYI- First born son. (Sudan) MOSI- First born. (Tanzania) There are thousands of languages in Africa, so there isn't just one African name for first born.
Lucy Hayes was the first first lady with a college degree.
American Photojournalist was created in 1979.
Gordon Parks
Joe O'Donnell - photojournalist - died in 2007.
Graeme Jennings - photojournalist - was born in 1978.
the photojournalist took pictures of the crime scene
I believe the first woman photojournalist in the world is Margaret Boruke-White.
First you need to punch a baby in the face. And then go to the nearest embassy and ask for an otter. Take a picture of that otter and show the picture to newspaper companies then you can become a Photojournalist in the UK.
Because every guitarist is a musician but not every musician can play guitar.
Not good.
John O'Donnell - music journalist - was born in 1962.
you have to go to university and study how to be a photojournalist and you have to study one person you know/celebrity im gabriella and i aprove this message !
She worked as a photojournalist