FINAL EXAM 12/15/08

NEWS AROUND AKINS

Akins high school has many news going around the school like final exams before christmas break, survey on Campus Construction,prom 2009, garage sale, colleage and career center, e.t.c.. The news that is going around the school is well FINAL EXAMS next week! Everyone is talking about this all this week.Students are getting prepared for it. Even the teachers! They are making the test they are doing reviewing all this week and giving the students papers to review all this week and during the weekend.Final exams are test for the students to show how much they learned this year and the grade you get on it well become the semester grade for that class. "im really nervouse about the exams i dont know if im pass them but im try my best on them" said 9th grader Mariana Rodriguez.
Theres also being a Survey for campus construction.This is a conducting community survey concerning the 2004 bond projects at akins it will take approximately 8-10 minutes. If you decide to participate you will help us aseess the success of th renovation projects in the survey."Garage Sale" yes akins is having a garage slae the akins best buddy program is sponsoring a garage sale from 6am to 1pm on saturday the 13th right outside the theatre.
ATTENTION ALL SENIORS if your gonna attend the prom this year you have to be passing 6 out of 8 classes, maintain 90% attendance in your classes,will not be place on an Alternative campus for any reason,you need to clear your book obbligations and not have more than two suspensions in second semester.Remember you will need your ID and inappropriate behavior or you will be escorted. Colleage and Career Center please be sure to complete most of your college applications this month because January well be the busyest month, since this will be that time you will have to complete application.

12/1/08

1. Directions: Read about caption writing in this link then write a five sentence summary about what you've read.

A caption should attract the reader and introduce the story similar to a lead. Be real specific with the details.Let them know what happened before and after the picture was taken. Tell something other than what is obvious in the picture.Also your fiest sentence is in a present tense then switch it to the past tense fot a second and subsequent sentences.


2. Directions: Read about caption writing in this second link, then follow the assignment at the end.

1st captain:
this is about a boy name chris wright who was off road biking on may 29. He was road biking on ground soon to be new middle school.HE really liked going there biking with his friends.

2nd caption:
This is about a boy name Curl Arnette he looks for a player to break Taylors press.His last game of season was against Taylor, Friday, on febuary 13.He played real hard in his game more than he has ever played.He was relieved that the season was over and hes glad he dont have to worl out two hours a day.

3rd caption:
This caption is about the student council president Jill Cavness that give blood.She gave blood on tuesday oct.13 at 6:30 a.m. in a small gym.She gave blood for the flood victims after the flash flooding that occured on late september.

11/20/08

Today, I want you to pick one article from any good news source (CNN, MSNBC, New York Times). It can be any article.Give me the 5Ws and H.What type of article is it?

"Scientists say Copernicus' remains, grave found"Article
Who?A female
Who is involved? 20 people and police officers.
Who does/did the situation affect? 20 people
Who said so? iraqi officials said

What?A females fuicide bomber blew herself up near and entrance to the u.s protected Green Zone
What is happening? She had a bomb
What did happen? she killed herself and 20 other people and later tree more people were killed.
What are the consequences? they kill peoples lifes
What is different about this? that first she killed people and then she kills her self so she wont face the consequenses.
What are the choices? nun because she died so they cant put her in jail.

When? Monday
When did or will this happen? It happened at 8 a.m.
When was this discovered? The day it happened.

Where? At Baghdad in a Green Zone
Where did or will this happen? At Baghdad
Why?Because she was just attacking with a bomb.
Why did this happen or will it happen? Because there just mean people.

How? there was a first attack on a bus and later on the second attack she blew herself up.
How did it or will it happen? She had bombs on the bus and all over her.
How much does it cost? this dont have a cost.
How many people does this affect? It affected many peoples lifes that were passed away.
How do you feel about this?i feel bad and mad beacuse i dont know why people do so many mean things and then they just kill themselves.

11/18/08

Give a brief (2-4) sentences over the following sections:
REWRITTING:Hokusai, a Japanese artist stated that all the work he did before he was 65 isn't worth counting. He began to understand the construction of animals, planets, trees, birds,and other stuff when he was 73. He said some interesting things like"At 90, I will enter into the secret of things," he said.And also "At 110, every dot will live."

GETTING IT RIGHT_PART 1:This is about helping you to practice and how much more you can do with it and how to do it.So its just telling you and helping out on it.Reading aloud helps test to see if your sentences are too long or if your story makes sense and doesn't confuse people. Also avoid sentences with long dependent clauses, instead try using the subject-verb-object construction in most of your sentences.And it well help you better on it.

GETTING IT RIGHT -PART 2:
This is about how important it is to plan ahead and it also shows the value of organization and how to determine a factor of a good article.Write simple sentences and make sure your subject is close to the verb.All writers must always conform to the basic conventions of grammar, spelling and punctuation.


LIBEL:This shows you how easy you can commit this crime, even if its on accident theres no excuse. As well as the easy ways to prevent it from happening.Libel usually results from carelessness, exaggerated writing, statements of officials made outside privileged situations, inadequate verification or failure.


ETHICS:There are 5 standards to light the way of a newspaper work which are
1. Seek and report the truth fully and honestly.
2. Remain free of associations and activities that may compromise your integrity or damage your credibility.
3. Avoid harming others and yourselves and be compassionate of those who are hurt by your actions.
4. Avoid reporting what group you belong to.
5. Don't reveal any information about any relatives or someone you have a close relationship with.

11/7/08

Give a brief (2-4) sentences over the following sections:(Just click on links)
The writing process:
When writing you follow a pattern or some steps.These steps are steps that all successful writers follow, are gather(finding details), focus(main idea), order(place important facts in a logical order), draft(quick write), and revise(edit your draft to make it more powerful).These are the steps you need for a writting process.These are the same basic steps upon which this Web site is built (prewriting, writing and rewriting).


Getting Organized:
First you have to figure out the main points that will support your theme. Second decided how to tell the story. Third place the main points in a logical sequence.Fourth take a moment and plan the story from beginning to end. Fifth put the feq main topics impose order on the details you often fave when reporting ends. so its basically telling you how to do your article.

Story Structure:You have several options when it comes to the structure of your story.You can choose a chronical order were you put the events in the order they happend.But you can also use the news form which are the:the inverted pyramids, the narrative or the hourglass.But the mose popular structure for news stories is the inverted pyramid.

The news lead-Part 1:
A good news for the story or a play is based on one main idea.thats why its so important to decide to either focus on it or not.A well-focused article tells your reader that you worked from a plan.it also gives the reader a sense of completeness which is a sense that you know what you are doing.

The news lead-Part 2:These are the last 4 main leads for a story. There is a second type or lead that is used mostly on feature stories.It usually sets the scene or the mood of the story.The delay lead can be short like about two sentences or up to four paragraphs.It is important to include the theme statement somewhere high in the story usually in the first two paragraphs.Leads have to be honest.

The rest of the story:
The rest of the story is the middle and end.Number 1 the real strenght of your story will come for the detalis that back up the promise of the lead.Which its the background.In the middle of the story you will build a strenght of interest in a number of ways.The end of the story is the most important.

The tools of the trade:News writing is concrete and specific. News writing is front-loaded or top-heavy. The news writer makes meaning early with sentences that begin with subjects and verbs. It is tough and muscular and free of clutter, The good writer avoids this clutter with a meanness of attitude.

Barack Obama Wins Presidential Election

It's been about two years since the most historical presidential election's between Barack Obama and John Mccain.But yesterday November 4,2008 Obama won the election and is now the 44th President of the United States.Woo hoo as well as me i am happy that Obama won because i think hes a good president for America.People all over the world are either happy or mad that Obama won but we got a new president!Obama is gonna make alot of changes but we never know how those well affect us.But i think that Obama well make are future a good future.

10/30/08 Assingment

Post on your blog:1. Three people to interview for article topic.
2. 10 good questions for each person. All of your questions will not be the same for each person.
1.principal
2.teachers
3.students

principal:
1.why are classes so long?
2.can u make them shorter?
3.Do you think its fair?
4.How do you feel about this?
5.Should they get a brake to stretch?
6.Do you think they get bored being in there?
7.How can you change this?
8.Do you think its right or wrong?
9.How long are we gonna have this till?
10.

Teachers:
1.Do you like long class period of teaching?
2.would you like to take brakes?
3.do you get tired?
4.Do you like class long?
5.would you change the classes to a short period?
6.If classes were shorter do you still get paid the same?
7. Do you think students learn more with longer periods?
8. Do the kids get annoying after a while?
9.

10/28/08 Assignment

ARE CLASS PERIODS TO LONG?

1. Choose Topic.
2. What is the issue?the issue is that class periods are being to long and kids get tired of sitting down to much.
3. Who is involved?students and some teachers are involved
4. Who could you interview for more information?i could interview the principal or who ever is in charge of class periods
5. Is your topic relevant? Will faculty, students, parents care about the issue?
yes parents, students, and faculty would care about this issue beacause it affects all of them and they would want something better for students.

10/24/08 Assignment

Who?
Who is involved?The elderly
Who does/did the situation affect?The elderly
Who said so?The elderly themselves and doctors.

What?
What is happening?A transplanted cornea was expected to work for 5yrs in the 1950's according to some doctors.
What did happen?The transplanted cornea which was made before the Eiffle Tower in 1887, is still working after 123yrs.
What are the consequences?The cornea can still be used.
What is different about this?it can still be used by people
What are the choices?Keep using the cornea until it can't see anymore.

When?
When did or will this happen?It's been going on ever since the cornea was first transplanted into someone all the way up to now.
When was this discovered?1950's-and still now

Where?
Where did or will this happen?France

Why?
Why did this happen or will it happen?It happened because a cornea, which was taken from an elderly many born in 1885, is still able to see after 123yrs.

How?
How did it or will it happen?
How much does it cost?Unspecified.
How many people does this affect?Whoever gets the transplant.
How do you feel about this?I think its ok i guess but it doesnt really interest me.

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1.More longer lunches
2.More after school pograms
3.Shorter class periods
4.More pep rallys
5.Akins football and why arent they winning!

10/16 assingment

Article 1:WHO:Teens
WHAT:Harwired to sleep longer
WHEN:06-18-2004
WHERE:Norwalk
WHY:Early start of school
It is hard news

Article 2:WHO:Non-athletic kids
WHAT:Can do other things to raise fitness level
WHEN:08-19-2004
WHERE:Toronto
WHY:Kids getting bigger
It is soft news

Article 3:WHO:Kids
WHAT:Ban food
WHEN:07-17-2004
WHERE:Boston
WHY:Kids watching too much Tv
It is soft news

Article 4:WHO:Teens
WHAT:Drugs
WHEN:07-05-2004
WHERE:Canada
WHY:Youth is doing drugs
It is hard news

10/09 review

Who?Who is involved?Article 1: Obama, Mccain, Palin, and Cindy Mccain
Article 2: Christina Sunnarah and her colleagues, various people around the world (educators, artists, therapists, scholars and activists)
Article 3: Congress, Republicans and Democrats
Who does/did the situation affect?Article 1: Obama and MccainArticle 2: ChildrenArticle 3: Republicans and Democrats
Who said so?Article 1: Associated PressArticle 2: Christina ShunnarahArticle 3: Carl Hulse and David M. Herszenhorn
What?What is happening?Article 1: Obama and Mccain and trying to gain support while attacking each other in debates as to why the other isn't good.Article 2: Christina wants to expand the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IBPYP)into schools to help kids.Article 3: Democrats and Republicans are fighting for seats in Congress.
What did happen?Article 1: Obama is ahead in the polls.Article 2: Christina held a presentation to garner support for the idea.Article 3: The Democrats are winning the fight.
What are the consequences?Article 1: Mccain is going to have to spend more than $90 million dollars on advertisements through the Nov. 4 election.Article 2: The article was about the IBPYP, it didn't state what the outcome of the presentation was.Article 3: The Democrats have a good chance of obtaining more seats in both the Senate and House.
What is different about this?Article 1: Obama leads in key states and is currently ahead of Mccain by 11 percentage points.Article 2: The decision on whether or not to expand the IBPYP.Article 3: The Democrats are confident they won't lose while the Republicans are figuring out what to do to get seats.
What are the choices?Article 1: Mccain needs to spend a lot of money if he wants to gain more support since he's behind Obama.Article 2: Either to expand IBPYP or not.Article 3: The Republicans need to find a way to get ahead of the Democrats so that they can get more seats.
When?When did or will this happen?Article 1: This has happened through recent events in the presidental election.Article 2: This past weekenedArticle 3: It has been going on and is still continuing
When was this discovered?Article 1: This information was gathered over the recent events of the presidental election.Article 2: Oct. 8Article 3: Oct. 8
Where?Where did or will this happen?Article 1: It is happening nationally as Obama and Mccain are traveling to different states to gain support.Article 2: ManhattanArticle 3: WashingtonWhy?Why did this happen or will it happen?Article 1: It's happening because both candiates are running for president.Article 2: Because some children are facing difficult hardships and need something to help them.Article 3: Because both the Democrats and Republicans want to have seats in the Senate and the House.
How?How did it or will it happen?Article 1: Obama and Mccain attacked each other through debates while trying to gain votes.Article 2: Christina and her colleagues held a presentation to talk about expanding the IBPYP.Article 3: The Democrats and Republicans were fighting, and still are fighting over the seats in both the Senate and House.
how much does it cost?Article 1: The cost is unknown, however both canidates have spent millions of dollars on advertisements.Article 2: Unknown, but it will probably cost a lot of money.Article 3: Unknown, but both sides are likely spending thousands of dollars.
How many people does this affect?Article 1: Everyone in the nation as the people's decision will effect the outcome of the election. It mainly affects Obama and Mccain as they are both attacking each other with information that might hurt their reputation.Article 2: Children for many different schools.Article 3: The outcome can effect the nation but it mainly effects the Republicans and Democrats as they are the ones who are fighting for seats.
How do you feel about this?Article 1: Well i dont really care about elections but they should choose a good presidentArticle 2: I think it would be a good idea. Children, not to mention people in general, need help if something is wrong.Article 3: i really dont care who gets more seets.
Lead:Article 1: Obama is head of Mccain in both spending and polls
Article 2: Christina Shunnarah and her colleagues give a presentation at the Performing the World .
Article 3: The G.O.P faces a tough battle for Congress
Article Type:
Article 1: NewsArticle 2: EditorialArticle 3: Feature

10/20/08

1. In "To be a successful reporter" what are the six qualities a good journalist must possess? Do you agree or disagree? Explain your answer for each.
1. A good reporter is able to handle several topics at the same time while talking to a variety of people; a generalist.
2. A good reporter quickly gets work started and finished and won't stop till their done.
3. A good reporter is interested in the details of the past and present.
4. A good reporter is nice and respectful of the people they talk to even if they don't necessarily like them.
5. A good reporter is honest and does what they say they're going to do. They double check work for accuracy as well as looking at both sides of an issue.
6. A good reporter is brave enough to taking challenges such as admiting to mistakes, writing something that may hurt someone, and talking to strangers.
7. A good reporter must have courage to be the ignorant one and able to take criticism. They must also have courage to see "what is there and not what you want to think is there."

2. In "The nature of news" what is Charles A. Dana's definition of what is news? What are the seven main factors that help them determine if an event has consequence?
The seven main factors to determine if the event has a consequence are impact,proximity,timeliness,prominence.novelty,conflict,and audience.

3. In "The art of interviewing—part 1" and "The art of interviewing—part 2" what are the three ways to gather information? What are the 23 helpful ways to get a good interview?
The three ways to gather information for your story are research, observation and interviewing.

4. Summarize, in your own words, "Harvesting the news". Must be 5 sentences.
There are 3 ways to gather information interview,research,and observation. If you use those 3methods the better your stories will be.One will be good but the more u put the more better it will be.

5. Summarize, in your own words, "The human touch". Must be 5 sentences.

assignment 10/7/08

News-www.sheboyganfalls.k12.wi.us/cyberenglish9/TKAM/article.htm - 10k -

Editorial- www.editorsoftware.com/plain-english/writing-examples/editorial-news-writing-example.html

Feature-

warm up 10/7/08

lead- to go before or with to show the way; conduct or escort: to lead a group on a cross-country hike.

body- the physical structure and material substance of an animal or plant, living or dead.

quotation- something that is quoted; a passage quoted from a book, speech, etc.: a speech full of quotations from Lincoln's letters.

transition-movement, passage, or change from one position, state, stage, subject, concept, etc., to another; change: the transition from adolescence to adulthood.

inverted pyramid-The inverted pyramid principle says you should put your most important point at the top of the article, followed by your next most important point, and so on, in diminishing order of importance.

feature- Any of the distinct parts of the face, as the eyes, nose, or mouth.

20 Questions

1.What are your goals for this year?
To pass all classes and go to the 10th grade.
2.What is your favorite class this year?
favorite class is biology.
3.Wat do you wanna be when you grow up?
An architect
4.Where were you born?
In Austin,Texas
5.What is your favorite sport you like?
Soccer
6.Do you like high school or middle school better?
High school
7.How many languages do you speak?
2 (spanish and english)
8.What is your favorite music and your favorite song?
All kinds of music and the song is "what you know"
9.What kind of food do you like?
Mexican food
10.What do you do for fun?
Go shopping
11.What do you do when ever your sad?
Cry with some music on
12.Do you think high school is harder and different then middle school?
Not really
13.What are your goals to getting to senior year?
Graduating at the top of the classes
14..What is your favorite t.v show?
Dont like watching t.v
15.Do you like Akins or do you like another school you like better?
wants to go premiere
16.What is your favorite color?
all colors are beautiful
17.Are you dressing up for Halloween if you are what?
Yes, dont know yet.
18.What middle school did you go to?
Paredes middle school
19.Who are your heroes in your life?
Her mom
20.How many brothers and sisters do you have?
2 sisters and four brothers

9/29/08 school uniforms

Topic: School Uniforms
1. List three different sources you could interview for this topic.
the teachers
the students
the principal

2. Create 20 questions you could ask each source. It will be the same 20 questions for each.
1.Why did yall decide to use school uniforms?
2.Do you think its fair for everykid?
3.What if wanna of the students dont wear it?
4.Would you wear the uniform?
5.How long is the uniform gonna be assigned?
6.what do you plan on doing with this?
7.why do you think they started with the uniforms?
8.What do yall expect from this new uniform policy?
9.Do you think its better with the uniforms?
10.Should everyschool have this policy?
11.Do you think it will help students to learn how to dress better?
12.Do you think this will improve the schools or students?
13.Do you think every student will follow the school dress code?
14.Who do you think made this policy and why?
15.What are the consequences if someone doesnt wear it?
16.will there be days they could wear watever they want besides uniforms?
17.Do they have to wear a certain color?
18.Do boys wear the same as the girls?
19.Or do the boys have to wear the same as the guys?
20.Do you agree or desagree with this dress code?

assignment 9/23/08

I think that the it does show how the canidate is realy like so it could show them if they wanna vote for him or not.so i say the public deserves the to know about the candidates.But at the same time but its the job of the media to report anything news worthy.

9/23/08 warm up

ethics:ethics are kind of like morals and common sense.it is what you think is right or wrong.Being ethicil mean trying to be reasonable and doing what you think is right.
libel:it is a law that is defamation by written or printed words,pictures,or in any form other than by spoken words or gestures.
slander:a malicious,false,and defamatory statement or report
public figure:a famous person whose life and behavior are the focus of intense public interest and scrutiny.
private citizen:a citizen who does not hold any official or public position
Hazelwood case:encouraged studentsThe court to write appropriate articles.

ARTICLE 9/19/08

Who?Humans and bears
Who is involved?The humans are involved in this.
Who does/did the situation affect?The humans health.
Who said so?Laura Heinauer

What?Pepper spray for bears
What is happening?They are evacuating
What did happen?The pepper spray fell
What are the consequences?They couldnt see and there eyes burned.
What is different about this?
What are the choices?To get out of the place.

When?Wensday sepetember 17,2008
When did or will this happen?during the day
When was this discovered?that it works on humans to.

Where?in a south austin vet clinic
Where did or will this happen?In austin,texas

Why?Beacuse someone had pepper spray at there desk
Why did this happen or will it happen?Beacuse it got spelled and it sprayed everywhere

How?It just fell
How did it or will it happen?by someone accidently knocking it down
How much does it cost?idk
How many people does this affect?every human being
How do you feel about this?scared

The lead of this aritcle is that a canister of Super Magnum bear spray spurred the evacuation of animals and employees from a local veterinary clinic tuesday.

Theres was a spill of bear pepper spray in a clinic for animals and alot of people got out and so did animals.

9/15/08 Article

Read this article. What do you think of it? Do you think the Sara Foley had a right to be at the shelter? What are the 5 W's and H of this article? What is the element of news that this article would fall under?

I say that the officers had no right to kick her out of the shelter.
I think that Sara Foley had the right to be in there because she was just doing her job and she was triying to see how people got treated in there.The 5ws and H in this article are:
Who?Sare Foley
What?she got kicked out of crockett high school shelter because the officer felt uncomtorble with her there.
When?On Saturday September13,2008.
Where?at crockett high school shelter
Why?Because they didnt want her there.
How?The officers escorted her out and she left.

warm up

who?People in Houston and Corpus Christi


What?There evacuating from there to get away from the hurricane.


When?They say its gonna hit this weekend like about friday.



Where?In Houston, Corpis Christi and the gulf of mexico.


Why?Because theres a hurrican thats gonna hit them and they have to leave before they get hit.


How?By leaving the city and going somewhere else were its safe.

Articles

Who?The babies and the mothers
Who is involved?The kidnappers
Who does/did the situation affect?The mom
Who said so? JoNel Allicia


What?Kidnappers are taking newborns away from mothers.
What is happening?they pretend to be doctors.
What did happen?they took the babies away
What are the consequences?the mother not having her babies
What is different about this?
What are the choices? To be more careful and watch out for those kidnappers

When?in 2006
When did or will this happen?in 2006
When was this discovered? between 1983 and 2006

Where? In the hospitals
Where did or will this happen? the hospitals in Lubbock,Texas

Why?Kidnappers act like if there doctors.
Why did this happen or will it happen? They just wanna take the babies

How? they dress up as doctors
How did it or will it happen? Thet go in.
How much does it cost? theres no cost for this
How many people does this affect? All the mothers that have newborns
How do you feel about this?sad and scared

Warm up

Who are the democratic and republican presidential and vice presidential nominees? Give a brief summery of each one's background.

Republicans are: mike Huckabee is the former governer of Arkansas that was nominated for the republican nominees.
John McCain is a US senator from Arizona since 1987 (republican)
Ron Paul is a republican congressman from Texas

Democrat's are: Hillary Clinton is a presidental candidate
Mike Gravel he was a senator fromalaska and ran for president for the democracy party.
Barack Obama is the US senator from illinois and he is nominated for democratic this year.

Internet Scavenger Hunt

What individual is responsible for writing the First Amendment?
James madison wrote it.
List five facts about the First Amendment.
It protects the right to freedom of religion and freedom of expression from goverment interference.
Altough the first amendment explicitly prohibits only the named rights from being abridged by laws made by the congress.
Two clauses in the first amendment guarantee freedom of religion.
The establishment clause prohibits the goverment from passing legislation to establish an official religion or preferring one religion over another.
The supreme court interprets the extend of the protection afforded to these rights.
What document lists the First Amendment?
the bill of rights
How many words are in the First Amendment?
45
Define libel.
in english and american law and sytems based on them
Define slander.slander is sayin something about another person that is untrue.
What is the Pulitzer Prize? Its an american award for journalism, leterature and music.
How much money does an individual win?catogory winners recieve $10k and certificate suitable for framing.
Name the movie which reveals the press's role in uncovering a story that forced a president to resign. All the President's Men
Who is Mike Barnicle? he i a writer for the Boston herald.
From what newspaper was he fired and why? I think he actually resigned from the Boston Globe after being blamed for plagiarism.
Identify each of the following journalists and why they are famous.
Bob Woodward he is and asiisting manager editor of the washington post. He has written 12 best-selling non fiction books.
william randolph hearst.American newspaper Magnate.
Helen thomas.She is the senior member of the white house press corps for UPI since 1974, shes a hearst newspaper columnist and excellent journalism.
Who is Tom Brokaw and what books did he write?he is an american television journalist and author. He wrote the greatest generation, the greatest generation speaks, an album of memories, a long way from home and boom.
Who is Alan Diaz and why is he noteworthy?he is a hispanis journalist that won the pulitzer in 2000.
What motto does The New York Times print in its upper left corner?all the news that's fit to print.
What is The Associated Press?its a news gathering organization they have reportes around the world that monitor the local news.
What is Gannett?the largest news paper publisher in the u.s
What is Knight Ridder?he was an american media company specializing in newspaper and internet publishing.
What is The Freedom Forum?a nonparisan international foundation advocating free press and speech rights for all people.
What is the American Society of Newspaper Editors?the american society of newspaper editors is a membership organization for daily newspaper editors.
Who is the founder of USA Today and where is he from (provide city and state)?
bob sema
How many newspapers does our school library carry?1
What is the difference between a publisher and an editor?the publisher decides wheter or not the book is a good risk the editor is the person who goes over the text of the material with a fine-nonth comb.
Define Yellow Journalism.Basically, they told you what they wanted you to believe rather than what actually happend.
Define Cencorship. Censorship is when goverment founded agencies and monitor content on your t.v ,radio and computer.
List five books that have been censored.

• the boy who lost his face by Louis Sachar
• The Witches by Roald Dahl
• The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton
• Sleeping Beauty Trilogy by A.N. Roquelaure (Anne Rice)
• Mommy Laid An Egg by Babette Cole