9 hours ago by Lourdes

1. News Feature. This is some kind of a news event but the story goes deeper than a news item as more background information and related details are presented and expounded on. 2. Character Sketch or Profile. This article features a person, popular or not, rich or poor, but has done something worth ...

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2 days ago by Laurie Callsen

For my advanced reporting class, we’re supposed to come in with three features, two we like and one we didn’t, and explain why (if you are going to bash me on my choices, remember that taste in everything, including writing, is subjective). I was typing out my responses in short-form on a GoogleDoc, ...

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4 days ago by Erin

Feature writing for print is changing. Once upon a time the only competition magazines and other feature-friendly media had was the newspaper, and then only on Sundays. But the Web’s instant-satisfaction information high has shortened attention spans. To hold the reader’s attention through page afte ...

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4 days ago

About the Author: Kathy Ostman-Magnusen Hawaii, United States Aloha! I am a figurative artist and Illustrator. If you check out my website you will see that I am very prolific in oils. My paintings are collected worldwide. I also do sculpture; images available upon request. I have illustrated for Ha ...

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5 days ago by shantijanae

Monster? Yeah that was a very interesting way to describe the way something has taken over your life, your quality of living, your very being. This story was different and it makes you appreciate your health a lot more. Mrs. Kelly is a the lady who is going through a brain operation due to tumors. T ...

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5 days ago by chelosanchez

I enjoyed reading the feature article “Mrs. Kelly’s Monster” written by Jon Franklin. The article was broken into sections: intro, rising action, climax, falling action, and catastrophe. The intro started with two sentences of the Dr. Thomas Barber Ducker, the doctor that operated Mrs. Kelly. It giv ...

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6 days ago by Jane van Velsen

Many writers still think that writing online to attract readers is pretty much the same as writing hard copy for a direct mail piece. Unfortunately they are wrong. Here are a few thoughts and tips for online writing.

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6 days ago by Jane van Velsen

Part four in a ten part series on using social media to elicit sales. This issue covers sharing and syndication online.

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8 days ago by melfunctioning

reached a new level of desperation. you know you've reached a new low when you delete Messenger for the sake of the full scratchdisks, and then proceed to scroll through folders for applications and photos to brutally murder and banish into oblivion. what the nut are scratchdisks? i have no idea how ...

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9 days ago by Judy Galbraith

Two weeks into classes and the student press is gathering—they are poets, techies, news junkies, writers, artists with a dream. Never mind that the traditional newspaper industry is contracting. It’s all a matter of where you fix your focus. These students are looking toward opportunity. Attendance ...

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