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Aurel, Nadelin, Jacq, & Brian

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Tim, Arella, Ave, & Kenny

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Rayner, Kelly, Justin, & Eden

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Emily, Ray, Bianca, & Kinson

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Toby, Graciella, Jonathan, & Sabrina

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most common type of feature article​

typically reports on someone’s success in spite of great odds​

may recall a tragic predicament​

may share a continuing struggle supported only by hope and faith, family, etc.

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subject of the article may be famous or not so famous but has done something of interest to others​

usually shows how a person gained recognition

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brings a human-interest focus to breaking (recent/current) news.​

adds personal involvement to what may otherwise be a distant, seemingly unimportant event.

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explains how to do something – usually a complex process that most people would not know how to do.​

begin by telling the reader why it is important or beneficial for him or her to know how to do this​

explains the steps of the process in enough detail so that another person can do this process.​

also includes a list of all of the materials needed to do this process

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focuses on an historical event or historical celebration.​

typically includes research but is not like an encyclopedia report. ​

serves as a human interest history lesson.​

usually puts a “human face” on history​

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Serena's story: as her comeback reaches its biggest stage, the tennis icon opens up about motivation, insecurities, and life as a working mom

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Serena's story: as her comeback reaches its biggest stage, the tennis icon opens up about motivation, insecurities, and life as a working mom

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After she gave birth to her daughter, she had joined 5 tournaments, made it to the finals, and suffered a huge defeat of her 23-years of her professional career. After giving birth, she struggled to even move, making her so weak to the point that she couldn't even swing a tennis racket and had to spend 6 weeks in bed. She

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Shepard Smith has the Hardest Job on Fox News

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Shepard Smith has the Hardest Job on Fox News

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by Daniel D'Addario
It is a human interest because it talks about Shepard Smith's success in being a successful person in Fox News.

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By: Phil Knight

- Discusses the Miracle Mile where Roger sets a new record
- Includes quotes from Roger Bannister who is

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Baidu's Brain: Robin Li is helping China with the 21st Century

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Baidu's Brain: Robin Li is helping China with the 21st Century

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How to raise a sweet son in an era of angry men

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How to raise a sweet son in an era of angry men

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by : Faith Sallie
elaborates on points and says why to do it.
talks about points about why the reader should do it and how to do it.

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raising her voice

It is human interest because it is a common type of feature article

It reports on Ariana Grande’s success in spite of great odds:

Ariana was able to rise despite the tragic bombing incident in Manchester

"No Tears Left to Cry" is a song about her resilience in spite of the incident

Ariana cancelled the rest of her tour after the Manchester bombing, however set up "One Love Manchester", a concert tribute to those impacted by the bombing.

50,000 people turned out and the concert raised $12 million for the victims and their families.

Ariana shared a continuing struggle supported only by hope and faith, family, etc.

She discussed how she is still affected by the event, but how she grew and learned from such an experience.

She became a more active activist through performing in concerts such as March For Our Lives rally and met with survivors of Parkland, Florida shooting.

Sweetener - "you can take a bad situation and make it better."

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- Talks about how to save time and money in traveling
- how to pay faster
-Instead of having your travel documents and passport, this article found a solution by making 2 copies of it in case of emergency.
- It is telling audience a long-term lesson instead of a breaking news.

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Talks about how Robin Li, the creator of Baidu, created China's Google, whilst also making China have its own Silicone Valley. It also talks about the innovations Robin made in the AI and driverless-car market. It also talks about the Great Firewall of China.

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by: Molly Ball

This feature talks about how Nancy Pelosi inhabits a more cheerful reality. It is about how she convinced that America has hit bottom. It also talks about that she has seen errors of its ways and that they were ready to put Nancy back in charge.

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After she publicly accused Harvey Weinstein, a former film producer, because of 🤬, this former actor got a lot attention from society. Rose McGowan used to be homeless. She had an eating disorder and tried 🤬 once but

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By: Jesmyn Ward
-Talks about returning to her old home in Mississippi
-Talks about her child hood in Mississippi

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typically reports on someone’s success in spite of great odds​

may recall a tragic predicament​

may share a continuing struggle supported only by hope and faith, family, etc.

Discusses Nice's accomplishment by escaping "the cut": her culture's ritual of female genital mutilation

helped the young women in her village by convincing village leaders that coming of age ceremony will be "healthier"

Worked with Amref Health Africa saved 15,000 girls through her organisation Safe Hands for Girls

Help change the sociocultural structures that continue to impede women's lives and well being

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By: W.J. Hennigan
- Shows a Cold War test in 1953
- Shows a historical event. Saucer shaped craters in Nevada due to 1000 underground nuclear tests

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By Ace Atkins
-Talks about the time of Elvis's fame.
-Talks about the impact that Elvis had on 70's and 80's pop culture.
-Talk about events that occurred around Elvis back then

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- steps on how to meditate
- WHY someone should meditate nowadays
- says how it's helpful

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How To Lock Down What Websites Can Access On Your Computer

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How To Lock Down What Websites Can Access On Your Computer

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https://www.wired.com/story/how-to-lock-down-websites-permissions-access-webcam/

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Micaela, Jason, Jovian, Jeremy, Melvin

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American Indian Sailed to Europe With Vikings?

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American Indian Sailed to Europe With Vikings?

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By: Traci Watson

-The article explored and conducted detailed research that focused on a past event/topic which is whether or not a Native American has traveled to Europe with Vikings.

-The article included different pieces of evidence and facts from different sources.

-The article also included different opinions, that both support or do not support the focused event/topic of the article, from a range of experts which further shows research.

-The author of the article has also put a “human face” on the focused event/topic by continuously discussing the DNA sample that led to the discussion of this event/topic.

-The event/topic that the article is discussing is overall a history lesson because it is discussing something from the past and it is trying to inform readers about it.