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 The beginning of a news or feature story is called "the lead."
 The lead is typically a single paragraph -- occasionally a single sentence -- that summarizes the most important information that the story will convey.
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 Most publications today use sentence case, or downstyle, where only the first word and proper nouns are capitalized.
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 <!-- 2. Write a news article of at least three paragraphs, using a good lead paragraph about something interesting that has happened in your church, school, home, or Pathfinder Club. -->
 Any of these topics should lend itself equally well to a news or feature story.
 Because requirement 6 is suited to a feature story, however, Pathfinders who want to get experience with a variety of journalistic writing styles should write a news story to fulfill this requirement.
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 A journalist must, first and foremost, understand the subject they write a story about. The journalist must also understand their audience so they can decide what information to convey to that audience throughout the course of their story.
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 For example, it says which dictionary to use for spelling, except for those cases where the AP style guide overrides that dictionary.
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 In grammar, the voice (also called gender or diathesis) of a verb describes the relationship between the action (or state) that the verb expresses and the participants identified by its arguments (subject, object, etc.).
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 Story writing guidelines are available free from the following Seventh-day Adventist publishers:
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 With the advent of the web, most publishers post story writing guidelines on their website. Finding several of these webpages and studying them seems a reasonable update to this requirement.
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 <!-- 6. Write a story on one of the following: <br>a. How your family first accepted Christ, whether it was you, your parents, your grandparents, etc. <br>b. Personal experiences of answered prayer or divine guidance. <br>c. An interesting pet that you have had. <br>d. An experience you have had while at summer camp or on a camping trip. <br>e. When God first became real to you as a friend and personal savior.<br>f. The most difficult thing about being a Christian today. -->
 These ideas are almost exclusively suited for feature stories.
 Pathfinders who want to write a news story while obtaining this Honor should do so for requirement 3, instead.
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 <!-- 7. Submit a story to a Seventh-day Adventist publication. -->
 When a Pathfinder considers which publication to write a story for, he or she should keep in mind that Seventh-day Adventist publications exist at all levels within the global church, and for a variety of audiences -- including non-Adventists.
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 The magazine Listen encourages children and young adults to live a drug- and alcohol-free life; it regularly features stories about non-Adventists, and focuses on an Adventist message without limiting its audience to Adventists.
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 This is now going to be an email as almost anything you write will be submitted electronically.
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 Those who want to pursue a career in the field of journalism from the time they enter the workforce are best served by studying the subject at the undergraduate level.
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 And while locally-owned newspapers are much less common than they were a generation ago, some accept adolescent-written stories and articles; and many newspapers even publish a for-youth-by-youth section once or twice a week.
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 Active verbs are generally preferred to passive verbs.
-One clue for determining if a sentence is active or passive is the presence of a  'to-be'' verb (such as is, was, were, are, be).  If one is found, the sentence is likely to be passive.
+One clue for determining if a sentence is active or passive is the presence of a 'to-be'' verb (such as is, was, were, are, be). If one is found, the sentence is likely to be passive.
 To change a sentence from passive to active, figure out who or what is performing the action specified by the verb, and see if you can rearrange the sentence to make the "actor" the subject.
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-* The Associated Press Stylebook and Libel Manual (Associated  Press)
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