MAKING A NEWSPAPER

Read and remember how to use the words:

to edit, edition: a cheap edition; a popular edition; an evening edition of a newspaper; English edition; to publish a new edition; an edition of 25,000 copies; to edit a newspaper or a magazine. The book was published in a limited edition.

editor: editor-in-chief; newspaper editor; magazine editor; "Letters to the Editor". The readers' questions, opinions and suggestions, which they send in letters to the editor, help to improve the newspaper, and make it more interesting.

editorial: editorial board. The editorial usually deals with the topical issues of the day.

item: news item; an item on the programme. There are several interesting news items in yesterday's newspaper. Are there any important news items in today's newspaper? What is the first item on the programme?

current, current events: current news; the current issue of a magazine. Who is to prepare a report on current events for our next lesson?

brief, in brief: a brief review; a brief speech; a brief introduction; a report in brief. Will you start with a brief description of your work?

heading: under the heading. Look through the items under the heading "Facts and Comments" and choose those which you think most important. Each chapter heading is printed in capital letters.

headline: Under what headlines are the articles on the front page published? The headlines that day were full of news of the Olympic Games. He wrote a long article headlined "The New Economics".

column: newspaper columns; the correspondence columns; in our columns; traditional and new columns of the newspaper; to start new columns. "Letters to the 'Editor", "Contacts and Information", "Events: Details and Analysis" are the traditional columns of this newspaper.

tо cover, coverage: to cover the topics; widely covered topics; newspaper coverage of the latest events; TV coverage of the topical issues of the day. The editor gave the correspondents the assignment of covering the topical international issue.