6th Class - Notes by Morgan Lyons
- Current Events Quiz
- MID-TERM NEXT WEEK
- We will receive 2 fact sheets
- Choose 1 to write a story on
- Concentrate on grammar, AP Style
- What is most important?
- Quote if it's unique or uniquely said
- When to include backstory on someone?
- Include if it increases reader's understanding of the story
- HW FOR NEXT WEEK
- Read chapter on PR on pg. 279
- Hold onto your Chicken Truck Story until next week
- T. Rees Shapiro
- Studied English at Virginia Tech
- Covered Virginia Tech shooting in 2007
- Asked for contacts by Wolf Blitzer and Katie Couric after shooting
- Applied to many newspapers
- Turned down by all of them
- Started working as a copier at Washington Post
- Worked his way up
- "You have to be fierce"
- Worked writing obituaries
- Wrote obituary for inventor if Doritos
- He asked loved ones about the person's life, not about their death
- Why T. Rees?
- Went to the Super Bowl
- Lied to his professor about where he was going and why he was missing class
- Wrote in the school paper about it but used "T. Rees" to disguise himself.
- "You have to be fierce" stuck with me the most. He persisted and worked hard and that's how he succeeded. I liked how he gradually earned respect and did what he was told until it was his turn to have opinions. "Take any job you get" stuck with me as well.
- We wrote the whole story to our Pictionary Leads.
- CURVEBALL: Lieberman stabbed Hoseman in their shared prison cell.
- CURVEBALL: Hoseman later died of his injuries
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