Loch Ness Monster Case Study

If I was the front page editor of the New York Times, and I was given the opportunity to pick one article to write about, I would take my options in and carefully decide what topic to write about. In this case, I am given three options. I could write about the capture of a live Loch Ness Monster, Sasquatch being taken into captivity, or that the president of the United States being diagnosed with thyroid cancer. After a lot of thought and consideration, I have chosen to write about the capture of a live Loch Ness Monster. I would write a front page article about a Loch Ness Monster for many reasons. The world today does not have many facts or information about sightings of a Loch Ness Monster. I feel that readers of the New York Times would be very …show more content…
I originally wanted to write about Sasquatch, because personally, that is what I knew the most about. We have heard so much about Sasquatch that I found it interesting. After much thought, responses from other people, and research it was brought to my attention that the Loch Ness Monster might be more interesting to find more information about. There is so many unknowns in this world and facts and evidence about waters and specifically creatures such as the Loch Ness Monster are slim to none. Therefore, after giving this more thought I decided to do my research and article on the Loch Ness Monster. Not only will it give people the satisfaction of finally seeing and knowing more about it, but it will also give more knowledge about the little research we have on the worlds bodies of water and the other things we may come to find. However, I know the president is a very strong topic for many people. The news company I were to work for would probably find my decision foolish. I know this would be a consequence I would have to provide a lot of research and valid arguments to explain my decision, which I am confident I can