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[fanof71]

I can tell you with near absolute certainty that every newspaper, magazine, or Internet site of any size or sophistication, has a policy on grammar, punctuation, in reference of names that is uniform throughout the publication and decided at the editors level and not The reporter. If A reporter does not conform to the grammar and editing style, the editor will make the necessary changes

Called a style book...

[HoustonCajun]

We go through this EVERY time we see an article in the paper not referencing the proper name.

Yes, but not articles in our home town newspaper.

[covcaj]

Called a style book...

Yes. And it typically covers everything from what is the correct name for an institution to the (non)use of the Oxford comma.

[Turbine]

Yes. And it typically covers everything from what is the correct name for an institution to the (non)use of the Oxford comma.

Speaking of non use and sentence structure.

I just became aware that periods are considered non essential on Bullet Point sentences. Source Oxford dictionary.

[Cajunsmike]

I suspect the other writers also appear in other Gannet newspapers. They don't use Louisiana Lafayette. So, what is their policy? Any reference is acceptable? Just wondering why he chose to use it.

He is the LSU beat writer for Gannett in Louisiana. Probably a habit to not use UL or Louisiana.

[HoustonCajun]

He is the LSU beat writer for Gannett in Louisiana. Probably a habit to not use UL or Louisiana.

If we can't get him to do it, no one will. Pretty sad, actually.

[Turbine]

This content was intended for Saints fans with a UL mention.

If the article was UL centric I would be asking questions.

[talktomewillis]

Guilbeau is employed by Gannett. Not the Advertiser. He follows the Gannett policy.

The other sportswriters, specifically Buckley and Foote, are employed by the Advertiser, owned by Gannett. They follow the Advertiser policy.

[Turbine]

Guilbeau is employed by Gannett. Not the Advertiser. He follows the Gannett policy.

The other sportswriters, specifically Buckley and Foote, are employed by the Advertiser, owned by Gannett. They follow the Advertiser policy.

Makes sense as to how things are presented.