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=Compare and Contrast Opinion Piece=

Out of time. ..
 * Identify two news sources that have written about the same topic in their editorial page. One sources will be USA Today and the other is from your own research.
 * One source must be from USA Today
 * Include a quote from each article
 * Include a citation for the article with a a hyperlink
 * If you can, include a picture that illustrates your idea
 * Use the Compare/Contrast Guide from Read/Write/Think
 * Then, compare and contrast the following:
 * Who is the intended audience?
 * What is the main point of the article, that is, what are they arguing for or against?
 * What is the claim and counter claim?

Looking at this article (but it's not an editorial) --

"[|Authors write about the cornerstones of their libraries]" by Bob Minzesheimer shares an overview of a new book which highlights thirty authors and a book each cherishes the most. The focus is on a "real" book, not an ebook, which was the inspiration for the title, //Bound to Last//. Minzesheimer opens his article with these words, "Editor Sean Manning notes that books — the kind printed on paper, not e-books — are 'mementos, keepsakes, mile markers in one's life.'"

Here is another view of ebooks: media type="youtube" key="dwCUXbL2LwI" width="425" height="350"