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The Pulitzer Prizes are a set of awards honoring excellence in journalism (新闻业) and the arts. The prizes 【小题1】 (establish) largely due to the efforts of Joseph Pulitzer, who was 【小题2】 (deep) interested in the progress of journalism. He left money in his account in 1904 【小题3】 (fund) the establishment of the prizes, stating that he wanted four awards: one for journalism, one for literature and drama, one for 【小题4】 (educate) and one for traveling scholarships. Since the first prizes were awarded in 1917, there have been many winners and some people have won more than once. Past winners include such famous 【小题5】 (name) and one of them was Eugene O’Neill. 【小题6】 O’Neill received the Pulitzer Prize in Drama in 1957, it was the fourth time he had won it.

There 【小题7】 (be) a number of changes to the Pulitzer Prizes over time. Some of these awards resulted 【小题8】 advances in technology. For example,   online content has been allowed in journalism categories (类别) since 2006. The Pulitzer Prizes have also expanded to include such categories as photography and music. 【小题9】, journalism is still what the Pulitzer Prizes are best known for. Today, 【小题10】 (win) the Pulitzer Prizes is considered by many to be the highest achievement possible in journalism—just as Pulitzer had intended.