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Title: Current Events


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Current Events
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Requirements
  • Newspaper Article or approved Newsmagazine
    Article
  • Newsweek
  • Time
  • Forbes
  • Globe
  • Harpers
  • Kiplingers
  • National Review
  • New York Observer
  • New Yorker
  • U.S. News and World Report
  • Washington Post National
  • San Antonio Express-News
  • Wilson County News
  • Ask about other possibilities.

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Special Note
  • Articles must be Front Page News
  • Does not have to be front page, but strictly
    newsworthy, in a worldly sense.
  • Front page, City, State, International News
  • Politics, Economics, Legal, Societal Commentary,
    Etc.
  • No Sports, Entertainment, or news with little
    worldly value.

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Read the Article
  • Clip the entire article from the source you may
    need to ask permission.
  • Attach the article to a standard sheet of
    notebook paper.
  • Read the entire article for the value of the
    news.
  • Consider how this may affect you, people you
    know, or the world you live in.

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Summary Reflection
  • First, make sure to document a bibliography on
    the source, which will include
  • Author
  • Source (Title of Newspaper or Magazine)
  • Title of Article
  • Date of Publication
  • Summarize the article in a few brief sentences.
  • DO NOT PLAGIARIZE!
  • Dont know that that means, click here.
  • A guideline for length is about half a page, but
    accurate and concise writing may vary from that
    length.

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Due Date
  • Current Events are due every Monday!
  • Exceptions include
  • Holiday Mondays (due Tuesday)
  • Six Weeks Test Week (have the week off)
  • Usually the first week of the Six Weeks
  • Will usually total four for each six weeks.
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