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Questions and Answers
How does a campus publication's financial independence primarily contribute to its press freedom?
How does a campus publication's financial independence primarily contribute to its press freedom?
- It allows for unbiased reporting, free from commercial or external pressures. (correct)
- It enables the publication to invest in advanced printing technology.
- It guarantees access to exclusive interviews with prominent figures.
- It ensures higher circulation numbers through promotional activities.
Which of the following scenarios would most likely violate the principles of student press freedom?
Which of the following scenarios would most likely violate the principles of student press freedom?
- The editor-in-chief decides to publish an anonymous opinion piece criticizing the student government.
- The university's communication department provides media training workshops for student journalists.
- The university president suggests a more positive angle for a story about the university's new initiatives. (correct)
- The student publication receives funding from a local business in exchange for running their advertisements.
What is the most significant way a campus paper fulfills its role as a 'laboratory' for students?
What is the most significant way a campus paper fulfills its role as a 'laboratory' for students?
- By providing a space for students to experiment and learn journalism skills. (correct)
- By organizing debates and discussions on current campus issues.
- By offering a platform for students to voice their concerns about university policies.
- By publishing research papers written by students in various academic fields.
In what way does the autonomous nature of a campus paper differentiate it from mainstream media outlets?
In what way does the autonomous nature of a campus paper differentiate it from mainstream media outlets?
What is the implication of campus press having the 'same rights and privileges accorded to regularly accredited journalists'?
What is the implication of campus press having the 'same rights and privileges accorded to regularly accredited journalists'?
Which of the following best illustrates the role of media as the 'Fourth Estate'?
Which of the following best illustrates the role of media as the 'Fourth Estate'?
A student journalist uncovers evidence of academic misconduct by a professor. According to the principles of student press, what is their most ethical course of action?
A student journalist uncovers evidence of academic misconduct by a professor. According to the principles of student press, what is their most ethical course of action?
How does the Campus Journalism Act of 1991 (R.A. 7079) primarily support student publications?
How does the Campus Journalism Act of 1991 (R.A. 7079) primarily support student publications?
What is the key distinction between a 'university paper' and a 'student paper' in terms of their primary allegiance?
What is the key distinction between a 'university paper' and a 'student paper' in terms of their primary allegiance?
A student publication wants to publish an article critical of the university administration's new policies. Which constitutional provision and law protect their right to do so?
A student publication wants to publish an article critical of the university administration's new policies. Which constitutional provision and law protect their right to do so?
Which of the following is a valid limitation to the freedom of the press?
Which of the following is a valid limitation to the freedom of the press?
A campus journalist is struggling to find a compelling angle for a story on tuition fee increases. Which of the following approaches would best exemplify the characteristics of a student press?
A campus journalist is struggling to find a compelling angle for a story on tuition fee increases. Which of the following approaches would best exemplify the characteristics of a student press?
What are common problems encountered by English majors?
What are common problems encountered by English majors?
Flashcards
Campus Paper
Campus Paper
A tangible expression of press freedom on campus, published, run, and managed by students.
Autonomous Institution
Autonomous Institution
An autonomous student institution, not influenced by financial or commercial interests.
Roles of a Campus Paper
Roles of a Campus Paper
Information, Opinion, Education, Watchdog, Laboratory, Documentation, Entertainment, Developmental, Influence, Motivation.
Rights of Student Press
Rights of Student Press
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Potential of Campus Paper
Potential of Campus Paper
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English Major Problems
English Major Problems
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Media Evolution
Media Evolution
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Media's Role
Media's Role
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Fourth Estate
Fourth Estate
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Press Freedom Protection
Press Freedom Protection
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Student Publication Functions
Student Publication Functions
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Aid to the Community
Aid to the Community
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Characteristics of Student Press
Characteristics of Student Press
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Study Notes
- English majors often struggle with vocabulary, generating ideas, and developing a unique writing style.
- Journalism is related to media, which has evolved from print, radio, and TV (tri-media) to include the internet (quadri-media).
- Media shapes public opinion and influences the executive, legislative, and judiciary branches of government.
- "Poverty porn" is an example of exploitation by the media.
- Media is considered the "Fourth Estate" or the "watchdog of society"
- The aim of journalism is to uphold the truth.
- The press's freedom is protected by two laws:
- R.A. 7079: Campus Journalism Act of 1991
- 1987 Philippine Constitution Article III Section 4 of the Bill of Rights
- Press freedom is limited to avoid disturbing an individual's private life without a public benefit.
Purpose of Writing for a Campus Publication
- To serve the interests of the university (administration), college (department-specific), or students.
- University papers are developmental, focus on promotion, and avoid negative reporting.
- Student papers are official publications.
Primary Functions of Student Publications
- Aids students by providing a voice, promoting diversity and inclusivity, and sharing announcements.
- Aids the school by contributing to its betterment.
- Aids the community through community development, celebrating student achievements, and promoting inclusivity.
Characteristics of a Student Press
- Is a tangible expression of press freedom on campus.
- Is published, run, and managed solely by students, without external interference.
- Functions as an autonomous student institution.
- Lacks financial/commercial interests, unlike the mainstream press that relies on advertising/subscriptions.
- Has the potential to become part of the alternative press, with equal rights.
Roles of a Campus Paper
- Information dissemination
- Opinion sharing
- Education
- Watchdog function
- Laboratory for aspiring journalists
- Documentation of events
- Entertainment
- Developmental role
- Influence
- Motivation
Rights of the Student Press
- Freedom from regulation by government or university authorities
- Independence from other student organizations if not an official organ
- Protection from financial and external pressures
- Free access to information and the same rights as accredited journalists
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Explore the role of campus journalism, its evolution with media, and its impact on society. Learn about press freedom, its legal protections, and its limitations. Understand the purpose of campus publications in serving university and student interests while upholding the truth.
