THE ESSENTIALS OF EVERY ARTICLE (WHO,WHAT,WHERE,WHEN,WHY AND HOW )

A SPECIFIC AREA OF INTEREST ASSIGNED TO A REPORTER

INDICATES WHO WROTE THE STORY; PRINTED BETWEEN THE HEADLINE AND THE STORY

EXPLAINS A PHOTO OR GRAPHIC; ALSO CALLED A CUTLINE

THE STAFF MEMBER WHO HAS THE OVERALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR A PUBLICATION

AT STATEMENT THAT CAN BE PROVEN

THE NAME OF THE NEWSPAPER THAT CAN BE PROVEN

LARGE BOLD-PRINT WORDS OVER THE HEADLINE

A PHRASE THAT APPEARS ABOVE THE STORY

PEOPLE AND EVENTS WITH WHICH READER CAN IDENTIFY

OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS BETWEEN A REPORTER AND HIS/HER SOURCEM

HOW JOURNALISM STORIES ARE WRITTEN

THE START OF THE STORY; IT GRABS LEADERS INFORMATION

WRITTEN UNPROVEN INFORMATION ABOUT A PERSON THAT IS DAMAGING THE THEIR REPUTATION

INFORMATION GIVEN ABOUT AN EVENT AFTER AN EVENT TO CREATE PUBLIC AWARENESS

PAGES THAT EXPRESS THE OPINIONS OF THE WRITERS

A STATEMENT THAT IS WHICH CANNOT BE PROVEN AND IS BASED ON THE WRITERS POINT OF VIEW

A STATEMENT MADE BY A SOURCE

THE PERSON WHO REACHES AND WRITES AN ASSIGNED STORY

SPOKEN, UNPROVEN INFORMATION ABOUT A PERSON THAT CAN HARM HIS/HER REPUTATION

A BOX CONTAINING THE NAMES OF A PUBLICATION'S STAFF MEMBERS

BLOCK OF TEXT ON A SINGLE TOPIC

STATEMENT THAT MOVES THE STORY FROM ONE POINT TO ANOTHER

A SMALLER HEADLINE OF THE SAME LENGTH UNDER THE LARGER ONE

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