Critical Writing for the JournalistChilton Company, Book Division, 1959 - 207 sivua |
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... staff , they are music teachers , clubwomen , artists , art teachers , or in some other occupation full time and doing this critical writing on the side . When the author was editing the book page and the art - drama - music page of a ...
... staff , they are music teachers , clubwomen , artists , art teachers , or in some other occupation full time and doing this critical writing on the side . When the author was editing the book page and the art - drama - music page of a ...
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... staff is under American Newspaper Guild contract . Cartoons about the literary life , the publication has an- nounced , will bring $ 50 each . A full - length critical article , accord- ing to unofficial reports , earns $ 250 or more ...
... staff is under American Newspaper Guild contract . Cartoons about the literary life , the publication has an- nounced , will bring $ 50 each . A full - length critical article , accord- ing to unofficial reports , earns $ 250 or more ...
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... staff members ( not counting the two secretaries ) handle all pic- tures and other illustrations . One is completely responsible for a given issue ; the other works on the following issue , so that one picture editor gives complete ...
... staff members ( not counting the two secretaries ) handle all pic- tures and other illustrations . One is completely responsible for a given issue ; the other works on the following issue , so that one picture editor gives complete ...
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What Is Critical Writing? | 1 |
Extent and Functions | 13 |
X3 The Criticisms of Journalistic Criticism | 25 |
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