Court Cases
__________ vs. Des Moines
Tinker
When creating a feature story, what percentage of your time is spent actually WRITING the story
20%
Attempting to reduce the risk of damaging someone during a story is known as _______
Minimize Harm
Avoid these types of questions
Yes/No questions
Which classmates a fluent in speaking cursive?
Riley and Georgia
Explain what happened in the Tinker vs. Des Moines court case
Students wore black arm bands to peacefully protest the Vietnam War. Courts decided as long as students were not disrupting the educational environment, they were allowed their first amendment rights
What percentage of the time is spent conducting interviews?
40%
Accepting responsibility for your work is known as _________
Being accountable
Before interviewing your subject, you must ______
Prepare/research your topic or person
This classmate has experience being a mascot!
Emma C
Free Press
Religion
Speech
Assemble
Protest
This word describes a smaller story within a story
Anecdote
Avoiding conflict of interest or potential influence means you are ________
Acting independently
What is the name for the structure of a breaking news story
Inverted Pyramid
This classmate is a golfer AND a basketball player
Jocelyn E
Hazlewood vs. Kuhlmeier discussed which first amendment right?
Freedom of the Press
What type of details do you want to include in your feature story in order to better allow your audience to put themselves in the middle of the story
Sensory Details
True or false: You MUST follow the SPJ Code of Ethics
False, while it's a code all journalists strive to follow, it is technically not a LEGAL set of guidelines
What is normally provided at the end of a breaking news story
The "What's next" or follow up information
These classmates learned about Mr. Hays and his musical sons with their most recent news story
McKenzie B and Kinley D
Which court case helped define the true defense against the claim of libel (written defamation)?
Zenger vs. Cosby (The Crown)
What types of leads should you consider using in a feature story?
Suspense, Delayed, Descriptive
The very first ethic listed, and arguably the most IMPORTANT code of ethic is to assure information is accurate and thorough
Seek the truth and report it
What type of questions allow an opportunity for your subject to elaborate more on a previous answer
Follow up questions
This classmate is dating a soundcloud superstar
Laynie