Editorial Essays

How editorial board meetings support EDC’s media relations strategy Increasing share of earned media voice is an essential strategy to promote awareness of EDC among potential addressable clients. It also supports more general stakeholder engagement. We seek to link export economy media coverage with a deepened understanding of EDC’s evolving role and broadened service capacities. Editorial meetings are a proven investment in securing long-term media awareness and coverage. Unlike traditional interviews

The Journal Times editorial: Cyberbullying: When in doubt, turn it off provides evidence that supports their opinion that parents shouldn’t be prosecuted for their child's behavior online, instead parents should try to prevent their children from cyberbullying. The author proposes that parents need to be more aware of what their children are doing on their electronic devices. They believe that when parents supervise what their kids are doing online there is a less chance cyberbullying can occur.

concerning the destruction of archaeological remains. The growth of the self-proclaimed “Islamic State”, IS, and their direct assaults on archaeological remains in Mesopotamia, has created a distain throughout the archaeological community. The Editorial by Alexander Bauer ((()) explores the what reactions will likely develop from these assaults, exploring their significance, and their controversy. The article introduces the idea that many well-intentioned collectors and institutions find the need

Editorial cartoons play an important role in shaping today’s society, as a whole. They not only make their audience aware of current events or issues going on in the world, but also allow them to conjure up their own imagination on the matter and think for themselves. To further this concept, cartoonist Gary Varvel, painted a picture of an imperative but also stressful subject, college tuition. This topic has become a major aspect in students’ lives regarding their financial state and most importantly

Thesis Proposal Abstract To summarize, my thesis will focus on the politics of the male gaze in editorial photography, whether it is art or porn, and look into the ethics of editorial design. I would like to discover if this is infact something wrong with our society, or if it is just how the industry is going. Why does the industry not have a problem hiring a supposed sexual predator? What if you knew the models were sexually assaulted during a photoshoot? I hope to find the answer to these questions

In the editorial Policy Purity is Bad Politics, the writer, Hugh Hewitt, begins the piece with how he began his radio program the week prior with Paul Ryan, a republic politician. Hewitt states that Ryan, like many times before, declined to speak with Hewitt about eliminating or capping the tax deduction on home-mortgages. This portion of the editorial is considered data in relation to the Toulmin Model. Hewitt makes a point to highlight the fact that the American people as a whole depend on deductions

The 7 Essential, Top-Rated Editorial Content Calendar Plugins Every WordPress Webmaster Should Investigate Scheduling content is a critical component of building a WordPress site. Unless you are a 'fly by the seat of your pants' type of webmaster, having a clear understanding of your site's upcoming content is essential. Knowing which topics have been covered, which ones need more in-depth coverage, and which ones have yet to be written about allows you to develop a sound strategy for growing

Dylan Kimbleton Editorial Essay 6 3-1-24 Playoff Push Hockey is by far my favorite sport, and since watching playoff hockey every single year, I’ve noticed something recently. The current playoffs feel a little bland and in need of a touch up. The covid year changes added the spice the league needs and since going back to old ways I miss these new rules..The NHL should change their playoff format to a 24 team format with a wild card round, similar to what they did in the covid year, to increase viewership

The New York Times Editorial Board "Trump Said Torture Works", emphasizes on many points, views, effects, and causes. By building on certain topics such as historical events, medical reviews, minorities, and foreign places. Stating his ideas and emphasizing on opinions and effects that torture, may bring to the United States and around the world. For example, the editorial starts the view by stating a brief past case about a person trying to battle torture and is judged. Building on to the present

Dylan Reinhard Professor Anderson History 114 March 31st, 2024 Newspaper editorial cartoons from the World War II (WWII) era demonstrate that many were frustrated with the outcome of the time and also that many could sympathize and take advantage of new opportunities during WWII. These cartoons provide an opinion of each different group of WWII, many of which differed from the next. Cartoons illustrated the demand of the people for America not to join the war; after Pearl Harbor, this would change

The New York Times’ Editorial Board push their influence on their readers with their recent support of the Federal Communications Commission’s (F.C.C.) proposed rules and regulations for internet providers and consumers. The editorial board seek to persuade their readers in believing the new rules are beneficial for the consumers by establishing their credibility, appealing to the reader’s emotions, and using history to their advantage. They publish their opinion in support as the expected approval

pursuing. This editorial effectively argues it's point by using pathos and logos. However, this editorial does not relate specific examples to its

In the state of Arizona we are receiving a $75 million state budget cut to all public universities. Throughout this editorial called "Arizona Legislature passes deep cuts to Public Universities" the author effectively uses Ethos, Pathos, Logos, and Kairos. Our Public Universities have been spending way more money than the Government is giving them to support education. You are all probably thinking that someone would at least notice the overspending right? Well they did but they noticed it too late

uncommon to see many articles, papers and editorials written about it. Editorials are often written by authors that have opposing views on the subject, both hoping to argue and convince readers that they are correct. By evaluating two different editorials objectively, it is easy to determine which author made the best argument without taking a side. Writing an editorial argument is an effective way of convincing a reader of a certain viewpoint. However, editorials are only effective if the proper evidentiary

of reality is created by the editorial when they intend to persuade the readers believe to fake popular opinions by using the Ad populum fallacy. According to the book “Asking the right questions” ad populum or appeal to popularity is “an attempt to justify a claim by appealing to sentiment that large groups of people have in common; falsely assumes that anything favored by a large group is desirable” (Brownie & M. Keeley, 76). This assumption is made by the ‘Editorial Board’ when they claim that

ranked 18th in the world circulation. The paper has a popular section for editorials to be written for the public to read. The editorial “Mr. Trump’s Attack on Birth Control” was posted on October 6, 2017. Since President Trump has been in office many of his decisions have been controversial. One of the biggest issues at hand, is President Trump’s urge to reverse Obama’s Affordable Care Act, which happens to be what this editorial is about. This editorial’s audience is everyone who reads The New York

believe it should be privatized. The two articles provided each support a side on this argument and have a different method of supporting their claim. While both editorials are effective at supporting their claim, the editorial supporting universal healthcare provides stronger support for its claim through logic and reason. The editorial supporting universal healthcare focuses on statistical argumentation and logos, while still using some emotion. The use of cited facts throughout the article

system would be more beneficial to the citizens of the United States than the limited access of care we have today. The first editorial is in favor of the universal healthcare system. The author supports the claim with statistical reasoning when presenting the argument. The editorial focuses more on facts, logic, and reasoning rather than emotions and opinions.

The editorial also appeals to the audience’s basic value of life, equality, and justice. In the editorial the police commissioner for the city, states that, “police owned tonight.” This was after a protest in Ferguson, where police where caught using excessive force that was completely unnecessary. This appeals to unlawful justice because it was a peaceful protest that turned bad because of how the police handled the situation and treated the protesters. Other strategies used by the rhetoric are

assisted suicide bill (The Editorial Board, 2015, September). Oregon passed a bill back in 1997 allowing the assisted suicide (The Editorial Board, 2015, September). Now some lawmakers are urging others to agree and pass the act, sending the bill to the governor of California (The Editorial Board, 2015, September). California’s lawmakers have seen at least 4 bills come through their legislation like this one since 1995, about the same time Oregon was discussing theirs (The Editorial Board, 2015, September)