1) Next to the number 1, write the exact title of the New York Times article you have been using as the
foundation of your revised essay. Put that title in quotation marks. Also give the full name of the author, and
the date that the article first appeared.
2) Next to the number 2, write the exact title of a New York Times article that you might use as you now
expand your revised essay. Put that title in quotation marks. Also give the full name of the author, and the
date that the article first appeared. This article should not be one that you have previously written about, or
that classmates have written about in previous Informal Writing posts. Also: list the exact words you used
for your search. If you used any word combinations, such as “new york times” or “face masks,” put
quotation marks around those combinations.
3) Next to the number 3, write the exact title of another New York Times article that you might use as you
now expand your revised essay. Put that title in quotation marks. Also give the full name of the author, and
the date that the article first appeared. This article should not be one that you have previously written
about, or that classmates have written about in previous Informal Writing posts. Also: list the exact words
you used for your search. If you used any word combinations, such as “new york times” or “face masks,”
put quotation marks around those combinations4) Next to the number 4, write the exact title of another New York Times article that you might use as you
now expand your revised essay. Put that title in quotation marks. Also give the full name of the author, and
the date that the article first appeared. This article should not be one that you have previously written
about, or that classmates have written about in previous Informal Writing posts. Also: list the exact words
you used for your search. If you used any word combinations, such as “new york times” or “face masks,”
put quotation marks around those combinations.