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Mary Bowers (journalist)
Mary Bowers was a journalist for ''The Times'', in the United Kingdom. She was seriously injured after being crushed by a lorry at 9.30am on 4 November 2011, and her case became the focal point for a national cycling campaign by her newspaper, Cities fit for Cycling.
==Career==
Born in 1985, Bowers attended Queens' College, Cambridge, where she was editor of the Varsity student newspaper. After she attained a degree in History, she studied journalism as an O'Hara-Forster scholar at Columbia University, New York.〔
Bowers began her career as a freelance journalist, with articles in "The Guardian" and "The Observer". She then became a news and multimedia reporter for The Times of India in Delhi.〔 She joined The Times as a graduate trainee in September 2009, and spent some time as a freelance researcher on the Comment and Foreign desks. In August 2011, she was promoted to a news reporter and feature writer.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=Mary Bowers )〕 Some of her more noted articles are about the London riots and the Julian Assange extradition hearings, as well as covering major music festivals such as Bestival, Latitude, and the Glastonbury Festival.
Bowers also has a keen interest in folk music, and performed with a guitar as part of Mary Bowers & The Wrong Collective, as well as playing as a solo musician at smaller folk music events in London.〔
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