Marla did a rough draft, and I did a rough draft, and together we're going to work on cutting, pasting, and combining our ideas so we get the best of both worlds :-)
Here's what I came up with for our Swine Flu Newscast:
Newscaster A & B
Viewer C
A: Tonight’s top story is that more and more people continue to be affected by the H1N1 virus.
B: Another 149 possible cases have been found throughout the area. Citizens are being encouraged to avoid contact with one another and to stay in their homes if they become infected. Already thousands of Americans have been hospitalized because of the swine flu, and as the winter season approaches, these numbers are likely to rise…
-cut to viewer-
C: Possible cases? Wait, those people didn’t even have swine flu for sure?
-cut to newscast-
A: With so many people being shaken with this illness, the Center for Disease Control recommends washing of hands and use of alcohol-based sanitizers to help prevent further spread of swine flu. If you think you may be infected with H1N1, you are urged to stay at home until your fever subsides for at least 24 hours without the aid of medication.
-viewer-
C: That makes sense. Why would you go out in public if you are sick?
-newscast-
B: The H1N1 strain of influenza remains a major concern of the World Health Organization. This influenza strain is different from seasonal influenza because it spreads quickly and people have a low immunity to this new strain…
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