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Newspaper articles
What are you supposed to do to the title of newspaper articles? Are they to be itilicized, underlined, bold,...what?
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Do you mean in the newspaper itself? If you do, each newspaper usually has its own style for headlines. Invariably, it is a bold typeface (for attention), and will usually be a larger size than the normal text.
- Do you mean in the newspaper itself?
- If you do, each newspaper usually has its own style for headlines.
- Invariably, it is a bold typeface (for attention), and will usually be a larger size than the normal text.
- It may also be all capitals, and/or underlined.
- Normally, the bigger the headline, the "bigger" the news story.
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Do you mean in the newspaper itself? If you do, each newspaper usually has its own style for headlines. Invariably, it is a bold typeface (for attention), and will usually be a larger size than the normal text. It may also be all capitals, and/or underlined.
Normally, the bigger the headline, the "bigger" the news story. Huge headlines denote something very important, e.g. "WAR DECL
Normally, the bigger the headline, the "bigger" the news story. Huge headlines denote something very important, e.g. "WAR DECL
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