A. THE HUMAN-INTEREST FEATURE
B. THE PERSONALITY FEATURE
C. "THE BEST ARTICLES
D. THE NEWS FEATURE
E. THE HOW-TO FEATURE
F THE PAST EVENTS FEATURE
G. THE INFORMATIONAL FEATURE
1. The article typically includes research but is not like an encyclopedia report. The article serves as a
human-interest history lesson.
2. This type typically reports on someone's success in spite of great odds.
3. This type of article shows insightful coverage of a topic.
4. The Courier Journal has a column that publishes reviews of the "best" products of all kinds.
S. The subject of the article may be famous or not so famous but has done something of interest to
others
6. This type of article usually includes the writer's personal experiences with the product.
7. It adds personal involvement to what may otherwise be a distant, seemingly unimportant event.
8. The article explains the steps of the process in enough detail so that another person can do this
process.
9. This type of writing usually puts a "human face" on history. In other words, it lets the reader know
something about the people who were part of history.
10. This type of article brings a human-interest focus to breaking news​