One of every 12 reporters are/is guilty of plagiarism.

Neither the reporters nor the editor want/wants to take liberties with the facts.

The editor, who/whom I met briefly, urged me to return to school

The editor restored two paragraphs that/which had been cut from the story.

Damage/Damages from Hurricane Charley was/were extensive.

It is necessary to log [on/onto/on to] the newspaper's computer system.

The editor convinced/persuaded her to change the first paragraph of her story.

The copy editor had a flair/flare for writing creative headlines.

The newspaper is composed/comprised of 11 departments.

The agent, who/whom should have known better, tried to dictate the story's content.

The average/median is the middle number of points in a series arranged in order of size.

The series, that/which ran for seven days, was well received by readers.

Either the editor or the reporters are/is responsible for all the newspaper's content.

The publisher spends her days laying/lying on the beach.

On his salary, the reporter was able to pay only the principal/principle of the loan.

Everyone/Every one on the staff must read the newspaper's ethics policy.

The news media are/is considered biased by many people in the country.

The executive editor was one of the few/only people who understood the story.

Most of the nation's [attorney generals/attorneys general] favor stricter libel laws.

Who/Whom did the editor want to see in her office this afternoon?