Jessica Savitch Quotes

When I Was A Little Girl In The 1950s, It Would Not Have Been Possible For Me To Say, I Want To Be An Anchorwoman When I Grow Up.

The Minute Viewers Callin Or Write About Your Looks, They Were Not Listening To What You Were Saying.

The Better The Coverage, The More Discriminating The Viewer.

Women Were Seldom Given Quality Assignments Or Adequate Air Time.

When I First Anchored In 1970, I Had Never Seen A Woman Anchor A News Show.

In Interviews I Gave Early On In My Career, I Was Quoted As Saying It Was Possible To Have It All: A Dynamic Job, Marriage, And Children. In Some Respects, I Was A Social Adolescent.

In Every Interview I Have Ever Read Or Seen Or Taken Part In, The Final Question In Our Future-oriented Society Is Always, What Next?

Women Didn't Want To Watch Other Women On Television Because They Were Jealous Of Their Husbands' Diverted Attention.

Every Time I Am In Danger Of Believing The Glamour Of My Own Press, Some Incident Inevitably Brings Me Back To Earth.

Shootouts Are Not Gunfights Of Honor, They're Gang Wars And Racial Riots.

The Most Important Event I Covered Was The Panama Canal Debate, Which Dragged On For Months.

My Goal Was To Be A Network Correspondent By The Time I Was 30.