That the Daily feels threatened by our tiny paper seems pathetic. This fear of a student newspaper , which the Daily deems worthy of front-page news, is something I would be ashamed to admit at all. The book for my Reporting 1 class is incredibly informative. I would like to share some applicable information from this text. Never inject your own opinion into stories.
Reporters strive to be fair and just in coverage of an issue.
Never allow previous biases to creep into your stories. The Daily chalks up the split to its opposition of racism and to the Vietnam War in 1972. It was Boulder in 1972. I would argue that according to my reporting 1 book, the Daily s coverage of this issue is not only infuriating, but unethical. The Daily s story was deeply hurtful to me as an editor.