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News Writing and Reporting for Today's Media, 7/e
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1
David Shaw of the
Los Angeles Times
noted in the middle 1970s that the sports pages of some American newspapers were undergoing a metamorphosis. Discuss his vision of what modern sports pages increasingly would contain and whether that largely has come to pass.
2
Discuss how the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics has framed the general status of big-time college sports.
3
Summarize the evolution of sports writing styles in American newspapers.
4
Clichès and hyperbolic adjectives are found less frequently on today's sports pages. List other trends, and make additional observations about contemporary sports pages.
5
List some of the clichés you have encountered when reading sports stories.
6
Discuss how gathering statistics for high school contests can be different from gathering statistics for college contests.
7
Discuss procedures for gathering quotations from athletes and coaches after a contest.
8
List the essential details that should be contained in most game stories.
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