The School Paper
The School Paper
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The editor must decide what literary matter is suited at once to the type of periodical he is running, and to the ta. -te of his patrons. He ought to have a keen scent for the plagiarized contributions that our school papers too often have to apologize for. The amount of matter of a given kind that shall go into an issue is his to determine ; and he must be able to reject the unfit or the superfluous with a sole regard to the effect on his issue. This is not an easy thing, even for the ma- ture... editor: witness almost any issue of almost any periodical. But a harder thing and one the professional does not have to think of* is to deal with his contributors so as to develop tal- ent, and encourage contributions without accepting inferior stuff or seeming to be arbitrary or hypercritical.
*Richarcl W. Gilder is a possible exception. The student editor will find very suggestive what is said of his editorial methods in the Cen- tury Magazine for February, 1910. And March, 1911.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The editor must decide what literary matter is suited at once to the type of periodical he is running, and to the ta. -te of his patrons. He ought to have a keen scent for the plagiarized contributions that our school papers too often have to apologize for. The amount of matter of a given kind that shall go into an issue is his to determine ; and he must be able to reject the unfit or the superfluous with a sole regard to the effect on his issue. This is not an easy thing, even for the ma- ture... editor: witness almost any issue of almost any periodical. But a harder thing and one the professional does not have to think of* is to deal with his contributors so as to develop tal- ent, and encourage contributions without accepting inferior stuff or seeming to be arbitrary or hypercritical.
*Richarcl W. Gilder is a possible exception. The student editor will find very suggestive what is said of his editorial methods in the Cen- tury Magazine for February, 1910. And March, 1911.
2O THE SCHOOL PAPER The.
What to read after The School Paper?
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