Final Exam Flashcards
Class two
Clearly implicit biblical position -ie putting your kids in Christians schools
Class one
Show what life is like with God in it and what it’s like without Him
Class three
Give the poor full legal rights
Class four
Dangers of human kingship… Bad to see government as savior
Class five
Biblical sense of human nature. We are not naturally peaceful creatures
Class six
Balance views and perspectives on topics with not biblical position
The bible and journalism
Journalists should know that the bibles if useful for more than just salvation but for application in all parts of life
Determining what is covered in a story
Proximity, time, interesting
Story structures
Circular, alternating and locational
The 4 leads
Anecdotal lead - short or amusing lead
Descriptive lead - presents a scene without including characters or action
Situation lead- raises a sense of conflict
Multi vignette lead- sense that many ppl are undergoing a particular problem
Nut graph
Paragraph that explains the news value of a story
Ernie Pyle
American journalist with columns about the war especially in WWII
Joseph Pulitzer
Newspaper publisher of the St. Louis post dispatch and the New York world
Malice
Intention to do evil
Libel
A published false statement that is damaging to a persons reputation a written defamation
Defense for libel
Statements made in a good faith and reasonable belief that they were true
Activities of a school budget
Mixed feelings of community taxes going up and providing the best education for students
Civil law
System of law concerned with private relations between members of a community rather than criminal military or religious affairs
Criminal law
A system of law concerned with the punishment of those who commit crimes
Pseudo sources
People who stage events for the press that resemble spontaneous events
Reliability tests
Is a measure of reliability obtained by administering the same test twice over a period of time to a group of individuals.
Pretrial motions include
Endightnment and arraignment
Samuel Adams
His writings are in the Boston gazette
Nellie Bly
One of the early muchrackers who spent right days in an insane asylum so she could report on the horrible conditions
