How did the term “Op-Ed” originate?
a. A writer named Ed became famous for his hilarious opinion column in the New York Times.
b. The New York Times ran a page of opinion articles opposite the editorial page.
c. It was coined by political columnist Jack Anderson.
d. The Washington Post abbreviated “opinion editorial” to use as a 1-column headline.
b. The New York Times ran a page of opinion articles opposite the editorial page.
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What will be an ideal response?
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