"But we were free to come here to see you," a woman reporter said.

She was one of the first women reporters employed by the paper.

That, and taking a position with the Chronicle as its first woman reporter.

A woman reporter was standing in the street, her back to the house, facing the camera.

How could a woman reporter cover a Presidential address if she couldn't be where it was given?

A crowd started to gather as the man continued to talk to a woman reporter.

He swore that this approach had worked for him in the past with women reporters.

"Tell us what's going on," a woman reporter called out.

I wonder if she'd mind a woman reporter being there?

Greenwood was the first woman reporter on the Times payroll.