to make a hard-news story into a feature by injecting anecdotes, background, and similar information.

an advance story about a sports event, which may include background and other information about both teams.

a follow-up story about a sports event.

a sports story recounting the play-by-play activities of a game.

a short article that expresses opinions on a topic.

a section of the newspaper reserved for editorials and various other pieces that contain opinion rather than objective reporting

writing that expresses the writer's opinion and viewpoint.

a statement printed in all editions of a newspaper, generally on the editorial page, identifying pertinent information about the publication, such as name, publisher, editor, and staff members

a statement of the position of the paper on various editorial issues, such as whose viewpoint the editorials represent, how the newspaper handles letters to the editor, how monies from ads will be handled, etc.

a bylined article expressing the opinions of the writer, usually signed, and appearing on the editorial page; vertical secgtion of printed copy in publication.

a technique in which the opinions of individuals with opposing viewpoints on a topic are run in side-by-side opinion articles