Functions of Modern Campus Journalism
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What is the role of the Feature Editor?

  • Deliver news to the audience
  • Edit sports articles
  • Design the newspaper's cover
  • Write and interpret news articles (correct)
  • Which part of the newspaper falls under the 'Front page' category?

  • Make-up
  • Type
  • Headlines (correct)
  • Ears
  • What does the 'Index' refer to in the context of a newspaper?

  • Teasers on the next page (correct)
  • Author information
  • Date and place of publication
  • Logos or symbolism related to the nameplate
  • Which type of news story involves giving related facts to inform readers?

    <p>Fact Story</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main focus of a 'Soft News' story?

    <p>Breakups and light news</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In a newspaper, what does 'Deck' refer to?

    <p>Supporting information under the banner</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary role of the Editor in Chief?

    <p>Supervising the editorial staff and ensuring all articles are edited before submission</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which function of Campus Journalism involves conveying factual information?

    <p>Education Function</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the responsibility of the Managing Editor?

    <p>Checking for typographical errors and deciding readiness for layouting</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which function of Campus Journalism involves serving as a witness with more information?

    <p>Watchdog Function</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does the Copy editor primarily do?

    <p>Proofread entire articles and edit pictures</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which Campus Journalism function aims at improving the surrounding environment and adapting to changing trends?

    <p>Development Function</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Role of the Feature Editor

    • Oversees the feature section of the newspaper, focusing on in-depth storytelling and human-interest pieces.
    • Works closely with writers to develop and select topics that engage audiences.

    Front Page Category

    • The front page typically includes the most important news stories, headlines, and engaging visuals, serving as the newspaper's introduction.

    Index in a Newspaper

    • The index refers to a guide or table of contents that helps readers locate articles, sections, and features within the newspaper.

    Type of News Story: Related Facts

    • A news story that provides related facts aims to inform readers by presenting relevant information that enhances understanding of an event or issue.

    Focus of a Soft News Story

    • Soft news stories focus on entertainment, lifestyle, and human-interest topics, often prioritizing emotional engagement over hard facts.

    Deck in a Newspaper

    • A deck is a secondary headline that provides additional information or context to the main headline, often appearing below it.

    Role of the Editor in Chief

    • Responsible for the overall direction and quality of the newspaper's content, making final decisions on editorial policies and practices.

    Function of Campus Journalism: Factual Information

    • One function involves reporting news accurately and factually, ensuring clarity and credibility in news coverage on campus issues.

    Responsibility of the Managing Editor

    • Manages day-to-day operations of the newspaper, including coordinating with editors, setting deadlines, and overseeing the production process.

    Function of Campus Journalism: Witnessing with Information

    • Involves gathering firsthand accounts and experiences to provide deeper insight into campus events, serving as a reliable witness.

    Role of the Copy Editor

    • Primarily responsible for reviewing and editing articles for grammar, style, clarity, and adherence to publication standards.

    Campus Journalism Function: Environmental Improvement

    • This function aims at addressing issues within the campus community, promoting awareness, and adapting to social and cultural trends for betterment.

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    Explore the different functions of modern campus journalism, from conveying information to providing entertainment. Learn about the roles such as information, opinion, education, watchdog, laboratory, documentation, and entertainment within the field of journalism.

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