
the superior @thedailytexan department 🤠 all things AP Style & words. copy desk chiefs: @haffaraway + @kamrynbrownlee
Austin, TX
Joined May 2018
- Tweets190
- Following175
- Followers272
- Likes937
if your inbox is full of essay drafts from stressed-out peers, the DT copy department could use your editing skills 🖊️ send us an application for the fall semester!
sometimes you catch few mistakes and feel nonessential...and then you remember that time a headline with "zürich, sweden" almost went to print
Texan copy emerging from slumber to let you know the DT summer interest form closes tomorrow:
bit.ly/3xABFHZ
Can’t wait for this semester!
To cut a long story short, you should apply to become a copy editor.
Join @PhoebeHayes_ and @lawsonmfreeman in @texancopy: bit.ly/DTSpring21
Daily Texan Copy retweeted
👋 Hi! Will you like this tweet if you are a college student interested in audience journalism / engagement work / digital? Making a Twitter list.
(I know that's three things and those words mean different things in different newsrooms.)
RTs and amplifications appreciated.
when I become rich I’m buying everyone an AP Stylebook subscription so y’all can figure this out yourselves
Daily Texan Copy retweeted
Statistics may only be cited if written in perfect haiku format. #APStyleChat
it’s always “hey, is this right?” and never “are you alright” 😔 #justcopyeditingtingz
Daily Texan Copy retweeted
Some prefer the gender-neutral term Latinx, which should be confined to quotations, names of organizations or descriptions of individuals who request it and should be accompanied by a short explanation. #APStyleChat (2/3)
Daily Texan Copy retweeted
Use accent marks or other diacritical marks with names of people who request them or are widely known to use them, or if quoting directly in a language that uses them. #APStyleChat
We’re finally doing what should have been done long ago. The summer 2020 leadership team deems @Harry_Styles the copy desk’s patron saint.
Daily Texan Copy retweeted
Our final issue of the semester may not be on the campus newsstands today, but it is available online 🗞️: uttsm.wpengine.com/?3d-flip-…
Follow us to read more as we take a look back at the semester — as well as look ahead to Fall 2020.
Daily Texan Copy retweeted
People are tested for the presence of the coronavirus, not COVID-19, which is the illness the virus causes.
Correct: She tested positive for the coronavirus.
Incorrect: She tested positive for COVID-19 or for the disease.
Our coronavirus Topical Guide: apne.ws/zrIJf1X











