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| Story that appeals to the interest of the reader. Can be funny, cute, usually happy |
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| Closeness to a certain location, nearness |
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| Importance (people, places, things) Could be a president, queen, local mayor, etc |
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| Relevant to a certain time. Current |
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| a clash between two subjects (an argument) disagreement, opposing sides. Ex: Debates, wars, divorce, sporting events |
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| An effect of your actions, effect on the public |
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| human interest, prominence |
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| A 7 year old is enrolled in a high school math class |
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| Tommorrow is the first day of spring |
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| The local school board has three posistions open for the upcoming school year |
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| Proximity, conflict, prominence |
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| A story about a woman who wins a pie eating contest |
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| This weekend was the presidential inauguration |
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| Miners are trapped underground in PA |
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| Academy award winning actress sues her husband for divorce |
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| Fist fight occurs b/w NBA players and fans |
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| E or L: An interstate driver decreases his speed to 65 mph when he sees the new speed limit sign as he enters a metropolitan area |
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| E/L An interstate driver decreases his speed to 50 mph because of wet, possibly slick roads |
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| E/L A shopper informs a sales clerk that she has given her a dollar too much in change |
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| E/L A shopper is arrested for shoplifting a pack of cigs |
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| E/L A high school newspaper reporter deletes a quote from his story because it includes a racial slur. |
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| E/L a high school reporter deletes a quote from his story because he feels the quote shows a lack of compassion and sensitivity. |
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Provide information to audience to make political decisions
Watch for scandals and wrongdoing
Watchdog of gov't |
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| Press informs public of items for sale through ads |
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| Press reports not only what is happening today but also what is likely to happen in the future. |
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| The newspaper doesn't tell you what to think, but what to think and talk ABOUT. Decides what stories are most important |
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Accurate record of local, nat'l, and world news
Alection results, laws passes, price of oil, obituaries, sports scores, etc |
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| Comics, pictures, jumble, crosswords, horoscopes |
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Substitute of simpler relationships of the past
Replace neighborly conversations of the past |
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Forum of ideas to be presented
Editorial section
Citizens use to achieve a goal |
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| What are the 8 functions of the newspaper? PESRESMA |
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| Political, Economic, Sentry, Record Keeping, Entertainment, Social, Marketplace, Agenda-Setting |
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