Journalism as a career -- The reporter in the newspaper organization -- What is news -- Writing in the news style -- Ethics and libel -- The simple (single-incident) news lead -- The complex (several-incident) news lead -- Devices to polish the lead -- The body of the story -- Features and human-interest stories -- Rewrites and follow-ups -- Pictures -- News for radio and television -- Policy in the news -- Personals and briefs -- Speeches, publications, interviews -- Meetings and special events -- Illnesses, deaths, funerals -- Fires and accidents -- Seasons and weather -- Crime -- Courts, trials, lawsuits -- Government and politics -- Business, industry, agriculture, labor -- Education, research, science -- Religion, philanthropy, promotion -- Society-women's section -- Sports -- Entertainment, literature, fine arts, criticism -- Editorials and columns -- Rewriting faulty stories -- Copy editing -- Proofreading -- Headlines -- Makeup

1. Reporters and Reporting