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What word is a printed notice of something...short for advertisement?
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Ad
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Abbreviation for the Associated Press.
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AP
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any illustration, graph, etc.
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art
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The event that the reporter should write about.
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assignment
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This is found usually in a comic strip, it comes from the speaker's mouth.
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balloon
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A headline.
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banner
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The area in which a reporter covers.
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beat
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Main part of a story.
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body
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heavy or dark type
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bold print
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border around a story/photo
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box
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The reporters' name...who wrote the article.
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byline
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abbreviation for capital letters
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caps
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A person who writes a regular column.
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columnist
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Any material used for publication.
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copy
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A person who edits the stories.
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copy editor
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out of town reporter
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correspondent
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to get all of the facts for a story.
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cover
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name of the photographers or artist below a piece of art
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credit line
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to cut away
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crop
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piece of info. below art/also called a caption
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cutline
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tells where the story has taken place
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dateline
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when the copy is due
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deadline
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a diagram of what the paper will look like after it is printed
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dummy
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usually found on either side of the top of the front page
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ear
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the correct/change
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edit
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a person who decides what stories will be covered
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editor
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an article that expresses an opinion
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editorial
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a story that interests the readers
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feature
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little news value...takes up space
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filler
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newpaper's name
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flag
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urgent news
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hard news
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words in large print at the top of the paper
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headline
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form for a newstory...how best to write it
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inverted pyramid
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to continue to another story/part
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jump
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to take out/delete
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kill
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pictorial and adverising elements laid out to prepare for the camera
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layout
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the first paragraph or two
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lead
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deetailed information/title/editors, etc
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masthead
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short for obituary
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obit
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a page opposite the editorial page
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op-ed
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a person who finds out facts
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reporter
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a story obtained before anyone else
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scoop
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an organization the distributes columns or features
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symdicate
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abbreviation for United Press International
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UPIO
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