Second wave of COVID-19 cause infection rates to peak internationally
When I wrote my first article as a student journalist on the second wave of COVID-19, I was still learning how to write a news article that would meet the standards of a newspaper. It was a valuable experience, as it helped me understand what a newspaper looks for in terms of structure, especially when it comes to the lead. However, looking back on the article, I realize
Construction underway on concert hall
With our school's old infrastructure, reconstruction is and will continue to be an important project for my community.The construction of a new concert hall is among the most significant investments being made, and it has a direct impact on the music students and teachers. Valuable insights regarding the construction timeline were shared by a music student, the principal, and the contractor. This was an significant article for me, as it aided in my understanding of providing local news.
OSPI: the un-Healthy Youth Survey
As I progressed in my journalism career at Nordic News, I became increasingly driven to produce articles that were more accessible and understandable to our readers. This particular story focused on the OSPI youth survey, which revealed remarkable statistics about our student community. However, my colleague and I recognized that the heavy use of statistics could be overwhelming for readers. In response, we decided to incorporate visually appealing graphs and charts to highlight the most significant data points. By doing so, we were able to make the article more engaging and easier for readers to absorb important information. Ultimately, our aim was to create an article that would not only inform our readers but also inspire them to take action on the issues that are often overlooked.
