Seth Mnookin

writer, Journalist

Organizations and connections

Affiliations retain their dates and sources. Roles may be historical; a missing end date does not establish a current role. Machine classifications need review; a co-mention alone does not establish a relationship.

1. Seth Mnookin→Harvard University

   Educated at

   educated atDates not recordedWikidata statement
   • Wikidata: Seth Mnookin ↗Wikidata · P69 · Statement Q7456556$29E9908E-68A9-4B4C-80E7-CD2C013CB7C3No external reference recorded in this Wikidata statement
   • Wikidata: Seth Mnookin ↗Wikidata
2. Seth Mnookin→Newton North High School

   Educated at

   educated atDates not recordedWikidata statement
   • Wikidata: Seth Mnookin ↗Wikidata · P69 · Statement Q7456556$cdef1ddf-4505-921c-4566-582347f9f0dd1 reference record retained in the source statement
   • Wikidata: Seth Mnookin ↗Wikidata
3. Howell Raines↔Seth Mnookin

   Co-mentioned; relationship unclassified

   co mentionedDates not recordedCo-mention · relationship unclassified

   Appearing in the same article does not establish a professional or personal relationship.

   • Why It Pays to Be a Jerk ↗www.theatlantic.com · 2015-05-31
4. Steve Jobs↔Seth Mnookin

   Co-mentioned; relationship unclassified

   co mentionedDates not recordedCo-mention · relationship unclassified

   Appearing in the same article does not establish a professional or personal relationship.

   • Why It Pays to Be a Jerk ↗www.theatlantic.com · 2015-05-31
5. Jayson Blair↔Seth Mnookin

   Co-mentioned; relationship unclassified

   co mentionedDates not recordedCo-mention · relationship unclassified

   Appearing in the same article does not establish a professional or personal relationship.

   • Why It Pays to Be a Jerk ↗www.theatlantic.com · 2015-05-31
6. Andrew Grove↔Seth Mnookin

   Co-mentioned; relationship unclassified

   co mentionedDates not recordedCo-mention · relationship unclassified

   Appearing in the same article does not establish a professional or personal relationship.

   • Why It Pays to Be a Jerk ↗www.theatlantic.com · 2015-05-31