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Editorial

The opinion of the entire/majority of the newspaper staff in an article appearing on the editorial page

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Opinion column

The opinion of an individual writer in an article that may apear on the editoral page, but is not limited to it

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A current new story or special interests of the readers

What topics of opinion should relate to?

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Global topics

what do you localize?

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no

do you need bylines in editorials?

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yes

do you need bylines in columns

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3rd

what voice in editorials?

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1st

whats the voice in columns?

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formal

whats the tone in editorials?

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causal

whats the tone in columns?

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discussed with staffed

owner of opinion in editorials?

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belongs to write only, no discussion

owner of opinion in columns?

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yes

is there persuading in editorials?

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may, but may also just make life observations

is there persuading in columns?

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Style and legal issues

what do you check for?

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Opinion pieces

what is it identify as?

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Standing head
Recognize it every issue because it may not be located on the editorial pages

Columns should have a... to help readers...

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Advocacy editorial

Interprets, explains, or persuades readers

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A news story, feature story, or sports story in the same issue

what Advocacy editorials are usually connected to?

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Accept her interpretation of the situation and conclusion

what Advocacy editorials are written because the writer wants the reader to?

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Problem-solution editorial

Calls attention to a problem or ways to criticize someone's actions

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Responsible (include facts to support your criticism)
Offer a solution to the problem

In problem-solution editorials you must be... and...

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Physical characteristics, purely private actions, or a person behind a policy
A policy

In problem-solution editorials it is unfair to criticize... but ok to criticize...

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Offer concrete solutions to

for problem solution editorials, what topic should you pick

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Commendation editorial

Praises actions of a person or group, usually because they have been successful beyond the norm

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clearly stated early

In commendation editorials, the reason for praise should be...

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Impact on others
Usually shorter than other types of editorials

Commendation editors should include ... and be...

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english essays

what are editorials written similar to?

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research topic and include facts

what do you do before writing an editorial?

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Tell readers what should be done (this may include summary or ask new question)

what must you do in editorials?

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Editorial column

Follows editorial writing rules of brevity and essay form

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Persuade
"I"

In editorial columns you want to... and can use...

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Review column

Promotes interest in art, lit, movies, and music, clearly states whether or not you like it

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Quoting others, using tired cliches, giving away ending or surprise twists, using too many song lyrics (copyright laws)

what should you avoid in a review columns?

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earlier/like words

what are ed review columns compare to?

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Humor column

Funny, about something readers can relate to

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It is hard to write with humor

Why can’t humor columns aren’t in many school papers?

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Sports column

Like other columns but focuses on sports and sport personalities, praises or criticizes team

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Getting personal or blowing off steam

In sports columns, what can’t you do when criticizing?

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Just one person's views and ideas, conversational tone, columnists can have their own style, area of interest, catch phrase, mug shot

Why does a column have more freedom?

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Has intro, body, conc, etc, may use storytelling or chronological order

Why are columns longer than editorials?