The New York Times

discourse or words as themes in sentences. This paper examines thematization strategies in English opinion articles written by American and Iranian journalists. To this end, two of the leading newspapers in the United States and Iran, The New York Times and Tehran Times, have been chosen. Based on the qualitative and quantitative analysis of textual features and marked and unmarked themes of 12 opinion articles (6 from each newspaper), this study aims to find out how these two groups of professional writers

The New York Times is the largest urban and daily newspaper in The United States. Although it is a New York based newspaper, it is read nationally and internationally. The New York Times has won 117 Pulitzer Prizes, far more than any other news organization. With more than 1 million digital-only subscribers and 1.1 million print-and-digital subscribers, the Times says it has more subscribers than ever before in its 164-year history, with an audience comprised of literate, educated people interested

This research topic was on the New York Times coverage of the Holocaust. When first starting this report the idea of how the Holocaust was treated in the United States never truly came to mind. After doing a research project on it, the things that came up was some unbelievable stuff. The American reporting on the Holocaust was absolutely atrocious, in one of the biggest genocides in all of history, almost half of the American people didn’t even know about the Holocaust and still to this day most

The New York Times has been around for over 150 years and has solid 58,000 issues during that time. In our current day, they use not only the paper to reach the public, but also have online media context for more modern-day viewers. With this outreach, they are able to be a news source for the entire world. Similarly to Facebook’s trending topics, The New York Times’s front page is mainly political. For example, one of the stories featured on the front page, Veterans Feel the Cost of U.S. Nuclear

The New York Times is a daily newspaper, that is published in New York City, since 1851. The newspaper has won 117 Pulitzer Prizes, and is the second largest in circulation. On November 11, 2015, The New York Times posted an editorial called “A Criminal Record and a Fair Shot at a Job.” Many places when you apply for a position ask if you have ever been convicted of a crime. In 19 states and 100 cities this is forbidden until after the applicants have proven their qualifications. Last week, President

When people ask me what time century I wish I could live in, it would be the 1950s. Old time New York. I love everything about the old style, with the retro feel to it. Now we are in the 21st century, 2016 to be exact and we are sadly far away from those years. I mention this because when I think of the 1950s, I imagine the big signs with the huge letters in the “Broadway” font, located in New York City. People traveled to New York to live the American dream, to own a home and be married and have

The New York Times refers to the event on Friday September 4th where two football players from John Jay High School, attacked Robert Watts, the official for the game. Texas is known for their crazed passion for football and it's sad that bad behavior has given it a bad name. The two students have been suspended and could possibly face criminal charges. Along with the players, assistant coach Mack Bree supposedly said that “this guy needs to pay for cheating us” and the two high schoolers did something

From the New York Times bestselling author of Reconstructing Amelia comes a fast-paced teen series where one girl learns that in a world of intrigue, betrayal, and deeply buried secrets, it is vital to trust your instincts. It all starts with a text: Please, Wylie, I need your help. Wylie hasn’t heard from Cassie in over a week, not since their last fight. But that doesn’t matter. Cassie’s in trouble, so Wylie decides to do what she has done so many times before: save her best friend from herself

The New York Times brings us through his research on Middle East and their opinion of 9/11. Friedman travels to many different Arabian nations through out this documentary. His first stop was in Qatar at a school that offers an American like education. At this school he talked to the students about their opinions of America. The second stop was Cairo, which was the city in Egypt that Mohammad Atta grew up in. Friedman met with Ali Salem a play writer who wrote a remarkable article for The New York

The New York Times is a very popular newspaper that people have been reading and subscribing to since before the 1900s. Since humans are always evolving, whether it be from immigration, social changes, or even cultural changes; when comparing two newspapers that are 75 years apart is going to show a huge change in almost all subjects of the paper. One thing that is very noticeable to having many changes is the advertisements in the two newspapers. When looking at the newspaper from 1998 or the