SNO Online Papers
Story #1 - Climate Change Going Forward - The Bear Facts Newspaper
1. Molly D. wrote the story
2. This story is about how she believes climate change is a serious issue that is being neglected by many people, and it's also about how people who don't believe in it are incorrect in her opinion.
3. Molly says, "Climate change is an important and relevant issue in today's society," and that shows her direct opinion.
4. No she didn't address the other side.
5. They were not wishy-washy at all with their opinion.
6. Yes, there is one quote from the head of the Environmental Working Group.
7. She wrote in 3rd person.
Story #2 - Famous Last Thoughts - The Red Ledger Newspaper
1. The Red Ledger Staff wrote this story, which I think means multiple people wrote it from their staff.
2. Their story is about the many lives lost due to phone usage while driving, and the famous last thoughts of people using their phone while driving.
3. In the article they say, "When on the road, both your life and the lives of others are in your hands, and a phone should never occupy that space," which shows their direct opinion.
4. They did address what the other side thinks, but not in a way that shows benefits to texting while driving.
5. They were not wishy-washy whatsoever.
6. They have quotes about what they believe people think before accidents, but not directly from anyone.
7. They wrote in 3rd person.
Story #3 - Through Times of Tragedy we Stand Strong - Farmer's Harvest Newspaper
1. Andrea Duncan wrote this story
2. Their story is about how a musical gathering brought her campus together while dealing with the loss of a beloved officer who died due to protecting students from an active shooter on campus.
3. In the article she says, "Nothing is going to be the same again. Campus feels like something is missing, and there is," which shows her opinion.
4. No she didn't, there isn't really room to do so in this subject.
5. She was not wishy-washy.
6. She had one inspirational quote at the head of the article, but not from any students or officers.
7. She wrote in 1st person.
1. Molly D. wrote the story
2. This story is about how she believes climate change is a serious issue that is being neglected by many people, and it's also about how people who don't believe in it are incorrect in her opinion.
3. Molly says, "Climate change is an important and relevant issue in today's society," and that shows her direct opinion.
4. No she didn't address the other side.
5. They were not wishy-washy at all with their opinion.
6. Yes, there is one quote from the head of the Environmental Working Group.
7. She wrote in 3rd person.
Story #2 - Famous Last Thoughts - The Red Ledger Newspaper
1. The Red Ledger Staff wrote this story, which I think means multiple people wrote it from their staff.
2. Their story is about the many lives lost due to phone usage while driving, and the famous last thoughts of people using their phone while driving.
3. In the article they say, "When on the road, both your life and the lives of others are in your hands, and a phone should never occupy that space," which shows their direct opinion.
4. They did address what the other side thinks, but not in a way that shows benefits to texting while driving.
5. They were not wishy-washy whatsoever.
6. They have quotes about what they believe people think before accidents, but not directly from anyone.
7. They wrote in 3rd person.
Story #3 - Through Times of Tragedy we Stand Strong - Farmer's Harvest Newspaper
1. Andrea Duncan wrote this story
2. Their story is about how a musical gathering brought her campus together while dealing with the loss of a beloved officer who died due to protecting students from an active shooter on campus.
3. In the article she says, "Nothing is going to be the same again. Campus feels like something is missing, and there is," which shows her opinion.
4. No she didn't, there isn't really room to do so in this subject.
5. She was not wishy-washy.
6. She had one inspirational quote at the head of the article, but not from any students or officers.
7. She wrote in 1st person.
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