The document provides an overview of campus journalism, covering topics such as news writing, feature writing, and editorial writing, alongside the necessary components of a newspaper. It emphasizes the importance of factual, entertaining, and reader-oriented feature writing, and outlines various types and structures of feature articles. Additionally, it offers practical activities to engage students in writing about previous school events and exploring unique storytelling opportunities.

1. Christine Marie M. Agmata
Campus Journalism

2. 1. Introduction to Campus
Journalism
2. Writing a Newspaper
- News Writing
- Feature Writing
- Editorial Writing
- Photo Journalism
3. Make a school organization
- Editorial Board
- Name of organization
- Rules in the organization
TRAINING GOALS

3. Campus Journalism is an enjoyable activity of the campus staff paper in
collecting, organizing, and presenting news, writing editorials, features,
literary, taking pictures, cartooning, and writing headlines
What is Campus Journalism?

4. Parts of A Newspaper

5. NEWS WRITING

6. 1. Headline – summary
2. Lead – specific summary
( 5ws and 1H: WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY, HOW )
3. Body – supporting details
4. Quote
- Indirect: paraphrased *
- Direct: “ said by”
PARTS

7. LEAD
SUPPORT
QUOTE
SUPPORT
LEAD
SUPPORT
SUPPORT
QUOTE
OR
STRUCTURE: INVERTED PYRAMID

8. 1. 1 Paragraph = 1 Sentence
2. Only write the TRUTH!
RULES

9. Recall a previous school event and write a news about it!
ACTIVITY

10. Excerpts from a lecture by Dr. Lourdes
D. Servito
What is feature writing?
Why is it known as the Jewel of the
Newspaper?
FEATURE WRITING

11. FEATURE WRITING
F – factual not fictitious
E – entertaining
A – appealing
T – timely or not timely
U – unusual
R – reader-oriented
E – explanation – extending info

12. FEATURE WRITING
The Jewel/ Jem of the Newspaper because it speaks of something treasured in time and
eternity
Where can we find these Jewels?
1. newspapers’ entertainment sections
2. magazine stories – Reader’s Digest, Time Magazine
3. agency publications – mabuhay ( PAL )

13. •Profile people who makes news
•Analyze what’s happening in the world
•Suggest better ways to live
•Teach an audience how to do something
•Examine trends
•Explain events that move or shape the news
•Entertain
FUNCTIONS OF FEATURES

14. •News Feature
•Travelogue
•Personality Sketch
•How to’s or How-to-do-it feautures
•Informative features
•Human Interest Features
•Oddities
•Personal Experience Feature
•Trend stories
Kinds of Features

15. •Title
•Lead
•Body
•Conclusion
STRUCTURE

16. •Short sentence lead
•Striking statement
•One word or two word sentences
•Parody lead
•Quotation Lead
•Question Lead
•Descriptive Lead
•Contrast Lead
Feature Leads

17. Feature Devices
•Figures of Speech
•Adjectives and Adverbs
•Descriptive words and phrases
•Beautiful language and style

18. •Topic file
•File or Ideas
•Interviews
•Observation
•Personal Experience
•Printed Materials
•Rich Media or multimedia
Sources of Feature Article Ideas

19. • Think of an unusual person, place, or thing or idea encountered – something that is
bizarre or extraordinary. Write an oddity.
• Think about an interesting hobby or collection then feature its beauty, significance, or
value.
• Recall an unforgettable trip, travel, or experience. Feature it in such a way to
entertain your readers.
Activity