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Purpose
Generally, popular magazines focus on one (or more) of the following:
- Entertainment
- Information about current events
- Special interests (health and wellness, hobbies, etc.)
Intended audience
Like newspapers, popular magazines are aimed at the general public, so their articles are written so that the average person can understand them.
Special interest magazines are generally written for a very targeted audience - people who have that interest.
Authors
Articles are typically written by journalists or freelance writers; some special interest magazines may have articles written by scholars or researchers.
Characteristics
- Magazine stories tend to have lots of color photographs and images
- Some articles do not have authors listed
- Articles are usually short, and do not include references to their information sources
- Usually contain advertisements
Publisher
Many popular magazines are owned and published by media conglomerates, such as the Meredith Corporation, the Emerson Collective, and Lumina Media.
Frequency
Magazines are usually published either:
- Every week
- Every month
- A few times a year
Mind over Monsters (ebook) by ISBN: 0807007587Publication Date: 2023An investigation into the mental health crisis affecting young adults today, and an impassioned argument for creating learning environments characterized both by compassion and challenge Alarming statistics in recent years indicate that mental health problems like depression and anxiety have been skyrocketing among youth. To identify solutions, psychologist and professor Sarah Rose Cavanagh interviews a roster of experts across the country who are dedicating their lives to working with young people to help them actualize their goals, and highlights voices of college students from a range of diverse backgrounds. Cavanagh also brings the reader on an invigorating tour of pedagogical, neuroscientific, and psychological research on mental health--one that involves her own personal journey from panic to equilibrium. The result of these combined sources of inquiry indicates that to support youth mental health, we must create what Cavanagh calls compassionate challenge--first, we need to cultivate learning and living environments characterized by compassion, and then, we need to guide our youth into practices that encourage challenge, helping them face their fears in an encouraging, safe, and even playful way. Mind over Monsters is a must-read for teachers, administrators, parents, and young people themselves.
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Motion versus Order to Show Cause
According to NY Court Help, "Both a motion and an order to show cause are used to ask the court to do something in a case. But, a motion has strict rules about the number of days it can be served before the court date. Many people find it easier to make an order to show cause because the court sets the court date and tells you how to deliver the papers to the other side.
An order to show cause is good to use in an emergency situation. It can often get you into court faster than a motion. It can ask the court for immediate help until the case is back in court, such as stopping a sale of a home, or the taking of money out of your bank account. This is called a stay or a temporary restraining order.
Some people may be afraid that the Judge won’t sign the order to show cause but still want a chance to see the Judge and argue their side. In this case, a motion is a better choice."
How to Ask the Court for Something (motions and orders to show cause) | NY CourtHelp (nycourts.gov)
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Purpose
Generally, popular magazines focus on one (or more) of the following:
- Entertainment
- Information about current events
- Special interests (health and wellness, hobbies, etc.)
Intended audience
Like newspapers, popular magazines are aimed at the general public, so their articles are written so that the average person can understand them.
Special interest magazines are generally written for a very targeted audience - people who have that interest.
Authors
Articles are typically written by journalists or freelance writers; some special interest magazines may have articles written by scholars or researchers.
Characteristics
- Magazine stories tend to have lots of color photographs and images
- Some articles do not have authors listed
- Articles are usually short, and do not include references to their information sources
- Usually contain advertisements
Publisher
Many popular magazines are owned and published by media conglomerates, such as the Meredith Corporation, the Emerson Collective, and Lumina Media.
Frequency
Magazines are usually published either:
- Every week
- Every month
- A few times a year
After you search
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