Editors

Everyone around me was motivating me to become a journalist and the school had classes to help enhance my reporting skills, but I started to have anxiety when I met actual journalists. They told me the problems they had with editors and how their stories were cut and changed. I understood some of their struggles because my teacher would censor our stories if they did not agree with the standards of the Catholic Church, so I wondered if journalism was the right choice for me.…

The enlightenment consisted of key concepts shared by the most influential philosophers of its time, while also being found in major works that carry on through centuries to come. These conceptions consisted of reason, nature, happiness, progress, liberty, and toleration that make up the four broader categories of the eighteenth century. The major concepts of the Enlightenment were individualism, relativism, empiricism, and rationalism. First, the defining of “ism” gives great insight into the…

Charles Kid better known as Chip Kidd is an American graphic designer, author and editor, who are known for his graphic designs on book covers. He is 51 years old and he was born in Pennsylvania on September 12, 1964. Kidd grew up basically being inspired by American pop culture, especially batman. When Chip grew up he attended Pennsylvania State University. After he graduated from the graphic design program, he went and got hired at Knopf publishing house as a junior assistant in 1986. As he…

would, as well as get an A in the class. As a future collegiate writer, I feel as though I have the habits and potential strengths to be successful, but my biggest weakness is that I do not know how to write a professional essay and I am a reluctant editor. Habit-wise, I am familiar with the drafting and editing process, nevertheless whenever I write anything, I outline and make a list of key points I would like to address and then make sure I incorporated all of them. Each key point…

“Sometimes you can't see yourself clearly until you see yourself through the eyes of others.” In the leaving a legacy unit, many social and historical movements, as well as people and their legacies, have been explored. Through kindness and fairness Ellen Degeneres has left a lasting legacy on her generation, and generations to come. Ellen Degeneres was born January 26, 1958. Both of her parents worked, and they divorced when Ellen was a teenager. Ellen worked many jobs, such as being a…

house close to the village of Chatham. They enjoy many bonding experiences on the beach.While Grace has had many amazing peer editors along the way, her family has always been the most supportive. When Grace enters the business world, she plans to look for a job involving writing. It has been recommended by many teachers and her parents that she try to find a job as an editor. In her spare time, Grace dances. She has had a passion for dance since she was two years old. She…

alienating half of the Union people. By the summer of 1862, however, it was clear that he risked alienating the Republican half of his regime if he did not act against slavery. Lincoln felt compelled to make his people happy. In August of 1862, a New York editor named Horace Greeley publicly called on Lincoln to be more aggressive about abolishing slavery. Lincoln replied, in a public letter addressed to Greeley. Although Greeley didn’t know it at the time of this exchange, Lincoln had already…

walls and floors as these are the easiest places to install insulation and cover the biggest areas within the house. Insulation is a material containing millions of tiny air pockets, this works effectively because trapped air holds heat very well. (Editor, 2013)…

that concentrate their origins to the ocean. .From his beginnings in 1839 all the way to his death in 1891 his travels on various vessels have inspired his novels. Some novels in question would be “Typee (1846) and Omoo (1847)”. (Biography.com,Editors) With this trend on maritime adventures Melville hadn’t discovered his true literary spark until…

“Money Makes a Difference, Even in Kindergarten” is an article in the Huffington Post that was written by Rebecca Klein. Currently, Klein is the education editor at the Huffington Post. Before that, she was the associate education editor at the Huffington Post, a freelance associate producer at WNYC radio, and she also did a number of internships at place like the Boston Magazine and Teen Voices. She studied at both Maastricht University and Brandeis University. It appears that Klein has no…