News Writing (EL 227)


26 Oct 2005

It Ain't Necessarily So (Ch 2 & 3)

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Snowball effect
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Can we trust tomatoe statistics?
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Things can be Deceiving - "It Ain't Necessarily So", Ch 2 & 3
Excerpt: I have found yet another practical use for this class for people, like myself, who are not at all interested in being journalists. This class, and this book in particular, is going to make me a more informed consumer of...
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Surveys and Statistics
Excerpt: In Chapters two and three of It Ain't Necessarily So, the authors examine the ways in which the media presents and reports scientific surveys, research and statistics. They began by giving examples of instances where the news has incorrectly reported...
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Explosions, sperm counts, and butterflies...oh geez?
Excerpt: Chapter 2 of It Ain't Necessarily So, "Much Ado About Little," focuses on how research that has yet to be proven can sometimes be leaked to journalists, who create "a mountain out of a molehill" (as this book was sure...
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Chap 2&3 from It Ain't Necessarily So
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