The image, which occupied a full page of the Life article, was widely reproduced.
On July 4, readers of The Herald-Leader saw the results of the paper's inquiry: a front-page exposé, two sidebar articles and a full page of previously unpublished black-and-white photographs describing how the newspapers -- The Herald in the morning and The Leader in the afternoon -- virtually ignored the civil rights movement in Lexington.
There is a full page of beauty products meant to "go with" the articles you have just read on fashion, food and the home.
The Los Angeles Times, by contrast, carried only one front-page article about the warnings on those days, and less than a full page of coverage inside those papers.
While most of the world mourned the statues, Jamal Elias, a professor of religious studies at the University of Pennsylvania noted that the Lahore-based daily Nawa-I Waqt ran a full page article comparing "how the suffering of children failed to move the West, while earthen statues brought out their "sympathy".
It continued yesterday with critical public comments from coach Eddie O'Sullivan, while Campbell had a full page article published in today's edition of the Wellington-based Dominewspaper newspaper.
That is what Google News or RSS readers do, generating Web pages full of articles that can put a reader into an anxiety-producing alert state not unlike what we feel looking at the long list of unread e-mail.
Standardised article page length was estimated by dividing the word count of each article by 1300, a typical full page word count of an article published by the British Medical Journal.
The editors, Ken Layne and Matt Welch, two experienced newspapermen who were pioneers in the online world of weblogs, have put together a colourful 52-page tabloid full of articles by an array of seasoned LA journalists and a few well-known outsiders, such as Billy Crystal.
You may provide the full inclusive pages of the article.
