(Students may wish to divide responsibility, with each member of the group reading one or two articles.
He writes five or six articles a week, and considers them all part of one project, which is to chronicle the history of the town.
Page 1 today typically contains six articles, with about 2,200 words of text, arrayed in an artful vertical and horizontal mix, with three or four color illustrations and a box promoting five or six articles inside.
"Now we have people picking from the articles that these algorithms surfaced and flipping six or seven articles into their magazines, so they're curating the algorithms," says McCue "And on top of all that you have a recommendation engine.
Page 1 is a sharp focus on a complicated world; it carries only six or seven articles, news and illuminating features, with color pictures and graphics, all placed and sized to show the weight accorded by editors to current events.
Writers can choose a topic they know a great deal about and produce a series of five or six articles in a single day, which helps the small fees add up.
It was decision day at the Supreme Court, and Tony handed me brief summaries of three or four articles he intended to write by the time his bus to suburban Virginia left at 6 30.
There are three or four articles on Elizabethan England, as well as the history of the Globe (and its rebuilding in the 1990s) and life in the theater in Shakespearean England.
Most important among the earliest styles was the mitsu-gusoku, an arrangement of three or five articles often consisting of an incense burner, a candlestick in the form of a stork, and a vase of flowers.
"Who would have predicted that Cornwall would have the best summer in living memory … who would have predicted that our transmission would have been in the run-up to a general election and have acres of copy in newspapers asking who is the Ross Poldark of our time … who could have predicted that?" She added: "I don't think there was a day when we didn't have four or five articles in the paper.
