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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1997
Page
6
Editors and cartoonists from Syracuse area schools share top prizes in the Editorial Writing and Cartoon Contest. First places cover four grade groups, with a ceremony planned at Henninger High School.
A first grade student notes how newspapers teach about books movies plays and statues. The piece mentions pictures of statues and learning beyond direct experiences at home or school.
Daniel Radus, a fifth grader at Cherry Road Elementary in Syracuse, explains how the newspaper’s Gy section and weekend calendars teach about arts forms from movies to museums. He notes Thursday and Sunday features, CDs, theater, poetry readings, and the NYT best sellers list help plan activities.
A reflective overview of how newspapers define and present art. It discusses art forms from concerts to plays and museums, and explains how summaries, pictures, and advertisements in the press inform, entertain, and persuade readers about the arts. The piece notes the educational value and emotional impact of arts coverage.
The newspaper helps readers appreciate the arts by covering music, books, photography, films, and more. It reflects life and society, delivers trends, and brings local art to a wider audience at low cost, guiding readers to events, prices, and reviews.
The passage lists top and honorable mention placements by grade level for editorials and cartoons from multiple schools including Bear Road Sa cred Heart Port Byron and Frazer. It also names teachers and administrators invited to participate in the Newspaper in Education program.
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