Newsworthiness and Emotivity

In 1915 the echo of the Ottoman massacres of the Christian minorities living within the borders of the Empire reached the international press at once. The Times functioned as an English-language cross-cultural referential platform for its international readership, and regularly published letters to the editor reporting on the political and humanitarian events involving the Armenians. Those letters to the editor were written in English by notable authors from different national backgrounds and political appointments, including also Armenian notables and delegates. A corpus of letters to the editor of The Times was collected for the purpose of this study and examined through a corpus-driven and a corpus-assisted approach. This article focuses on a quantitative and qualitative analysis of recurring language of evaluation related to discursive news value analysis, with a specific focus on how the parameter of “emotivity” is expressed through the language used in the letters. This study attempts to explain the linguistic strategies through which a cross-cultural intersubjective connection with the readership of The Times was created, and it also attempts to clarify the textual strategies implemented in the letters to the editor of The Times to keep the Armenian events newsworthy

RANCANG BANGUN MEDIA PENGENALAN HURUF HIJAIYAH UNTUK ANAK USIA DINI BERBASIS ANDROID

Learning hijaiyah letters is one alternative to understand Arabic. Basically it is used to read Al-Qur’an in the initial stages. The introduction of hijaiyah letters is an important element to educate the children in comprehending religious knowledge. Therefore, it needs an appropriate learning method or media and exact strategy to deliver it in early childhood stage so that it will contribute well in the learning process. The purpose of this study is to create a media to introduce and to learn hijaiyah letters with 2D animation on android-based to facilitate that knowledge especially for children.  This application is equipped with cartoon characters image and quiz menu to practice children’s ability in recognizing hijaiyah letters. This application can produce sound pronunciation of hijaiyah letters and the children can learn to write the letters as well.  This application is created using Android Studio, wavePad sound editor and CorelDRAW X7 for drawing and coloring. The method used is Luther-Sutopo, while the data collection applies literature search and interviews. This application can be installed on smartphones with the Android operating system for at least 4.2 (Jellybeand) version.  The results of the questionnaire show that the responses from the users are in average value of 92.67% so that this application is worthy to be the appropriate hijaiyah letters learnin

The Echo: April 9, 1965

Administrator Revises New Trimester Schedule – New Dorm To Be Constructed; Occupancy Set For September – Chi Alpha Omega Fraternity Elects Outstanding Seniors – Youth Conference Weekend Becomes Reality As High Schoolers Arrive On Taylor Campus – E. Sterl Phinney Named As New Academic Dean – Religious Drama Presents Morality Play April 10 – Chorale Plans Tour Of Mid-West – From the Editor… Mandatory Dues Needed – Attitudes Harmful – Echo’s Policy For Letters – This Seems to be the Story… World Of Chickens – Letters to the Editor… Stray Dogs In South Fairlane – Announcement – Living Christianity… Christ In Us Fulfilling Our Desires – Easter Around The World – Around Our Campus… Relocation Necessary – For Your Free Time – Some Hints To Conferees On Value Of New Courses – High Schooler Reports Non-Existence Of Moon; World Leaders React With Profound Comments – Mimics… Between The Lines From Florida – Something New… Hour Of Prayer – Youth Conference Schedule Provides Full Program For Conferees, Taylorites – Bishop Ralph Dodge, African Missionary Speaks to Student Body April 29, 30 – Bob’s Inch – Thinclads Make Successful Debut At Franklin; Face Bluffton Saturday in Home Opener – Spotlight on the Coaches… Man Of Many Talents – Sports Preview – Reboundshttps://pillars.taylor.edu/echo-1964-1965/1011/thumbnail.jp

Smokejumper Magazine, October 2020

This issue of the National Smokejumper Association (NSA) Smokejumper Magazine contains the following articles: Message from the President; Part II: Canopies Over the Kandik; Happy 50th, Earth Day!; Sounding Off from the Editor; Letters to the Editor; How I Value My Interagency Working Opportunities with Federal Agencies; On the Road to a National Wildfire Agency: Part III; What Happened?; Then and Now; The Jump List, Men of the \u2740s; Smokejumper Keep the Flame Legacy Jump List; Recording Smokejumper History; Paradise with a Wind Chill-Part II; A UFO Story; Margarita Phillips Memorial Project by the TRAMPS; A Day in the Lake; Snapshots from the Past; Red Shirt-Green Shirt Patrols; Off the List; he First Time I Met Walt Smith; Odds and Ends; Having Correct Email Addresses Is Very Important; Notes from the Ranks; Book Review.https://dc.ewu.edu/smokejumper_mag/1123/thumbnail.jp

Editorial: On Editorials!

Given today's exciting and rapidly evolving developments in the Canadian North, the practice of masthead editorials was initiated to provide some degree of topicality to the multidisciplinary journal Arctic. This practice has resulted, much to our delight, in a substantial increase in letters to the editor - some commending and others strongly disagreeing with the trenchant and thought-provoking ideas put forth in the editorials. An editorial is an opinion piece or proposal written by an individual or group of individuals who wish to express a particular viewpoint on an issue of current relevance. The masthead editorial in Arctic is specifically designed to promote feedback from the readership and encourage our members to actively participate in the scholarly debate of important events and issues affecting the North now and in the future. A more active participation by the members through guest editorials and letters to the editors can only serve to enhance the value of and interest in the journal. ...

The Classic, Fall 1962

The Classic; The New Northwestern College Library; The Dean\u27s Corner; Dr. Halverson at Convocation; Editorial; Bids Announced for Addition; New Faculty and Staff; Peace Corps in Reverse; Professors Become Students for Summer; NWC Joins Independent College Association; Registration Incomplete; Evening Courses; $42,480 Student Loans; Chapel Hmnbooks; Students Work in R.C.A. Summer Projects; Minister of Evangelism for Consecration Week; Filmstrip Released; Students at Synod; Ground-breaking for Library at Homecoming; Youth Fund for Library; 1962 Commencement and Spring Activities; Alumni Banquest; Plans of Fraduates; First Vesper Program of Season Held; Homecoming 1962; Football Lowdown for \u2762; Letters Awarded; Track Summary; Catalogs Needed; Letters to the Editor; Speaking of the Alumni; They\u27re Marrying; Having Children; Earning Degrees; And Passing on; Articles of Lasting Value; Crative Writing in Elementary School; The Samaritan Point of View; La Vie Internationale; Groundbreaking for New Addition;https://nwcommons.nwciowa.edu/classic1960/1020/thumbnail.jp

The Classic, Fall 1962

The Classic; The New Northwestern College Library; The Dean\u27s Corner; Dr. Halverson at Convocation; Editorial; Bids Announced for Addition; New Faculty and Staff; Peace Corps in Reverse; Professors Become Students for Summer; NWC Joins Independent College Association; Registration Incomplete; Evening Courses; $42,480 Student Loans; Chapel Hmnbooks; Students Work in R.C.A. Summer Projects; Minister of Evangelism for Consecration Week; Filmstrip Released; Students at Synod; Ground-breaking for Library at Homecoming; Youth Fund for Library; 1962 Commencement and Spring Activities; Alumni Banquest; Plans of Fraduates; First Vesper Program of Season Held; Homecoming 1962; Football Lowdown for \u2762; Letters Awarded; Track Summary; Catalogs Needed; Letters to the Editor; Speaking of the Alumni; They\u27re Marrying; Having Children; Earning Degrees; And Passing on; Articles of Lasting Value; Crative Writing in Elementary School; The Samaritan Point of View; La Vie Internationale; Groundbreaking for New Addition;https://nwcommons.nwciowa.edu/classic1960/1020/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, November 9, 1984

Program Board Attends Activities Conference • Fraternity Sponsors Thanksgiving Food Drive • Smith Addresses Value of Liberal Arts • Editorials: Newspaper Reflects Campus News and Views; Pulling the Big Lever • Letters to the Editor: Mock Election Coverage Questioned; Intervention Policy Must Go • College Bowl Season Underway • Ursinus in a Box • Shorts: Ec. Council Programs; Photo Exhibit in Library; Turkey Trot; UPB Trips Scheduled; Dutch Folk Songs; USGA Report • Bear Booters Win ECA Conference Bid • Runners Second in MAC\u27s • A Student\u27s View of The Training Facility • Mers Shine at Relay Carnival • Middle East Forum Scheduled • Theater Review: A Thurber Carnival • Student Teachers Hard at Work • News of Yesteryear: Judy Collins to Appear in Concert at Ursinushttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1127/thumbnail.jp

The Grizzly, November 9, 1984

Program Board Attends Activities Conference • Fraternity Sponsors Thanksgiving Food Drive • Smith Addresses Value of Liberal Arts • Editorials: Newspaper Reflects Campus News and Views; Pulling the Big Lever • Letters to the Editor: Mock Election Coverage Questioned; Intervention Policy Must Go • College Bowl Season Underway • Ursinus in a Box • Shorts: Ec. Council Programs; Photo Exhibit in Library; Turkey Trot; UPB Trips Scheduled; Dutch Folk Songs; USGA Report • Bear Booters Win ECA Conference Bid • Runners Second in MAC\u27s • A Student\u27s View of The Training Facility • Mers Shine at Relay Carnival • Middle East Forum Scheduled • Theater Review: A Thurber Carnival • Student Teachers Hard at Work • News of Yesteryear: Judy Collins to Appear in Concert at Ursinushttps://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/grizzlynews/1127/thumbnail.jp