1. Senior Editor Bernie White wants to reach a specific goal with the next edition of the New York Sun. What is this goal?
2. What method of departmentalization best describes the organizational structure at the Sun: functional, product, customer, geographic, or matrix? Explain your choice.

This engaging film shows the ethical dilemmas and stress of producing the New York Sun, a daily metropolitan newspaper. Metro Editor Henry Hackett (Michael Keaton) races against the clock to publish a story about a major police scandal that could send two young African American men to jail. He is in constant conflict with Managing Editor Alicia Clark (Glenn Close) who is more concerned about controlling the budget than about running accurate stories. Hackett is also under constant pressure from his wife Marty (Marisa Tomei), who is pregnant with their first child. While Hackett tries to get his story, Marty urges him to take a less demanding job at The Sentinel.
This scene is an edited version of the “The Managing Editor” sequence, which occurs early in The Paper. It shows a staff meeting that takes place the day after the Sun missed a story about a murder and other shootings with racial overtones. Instead, the Sun ran a front-page story about parking problems. At the meeting, Senior Editor Bernie White (Robert Duvall) discusses his preferences in front-page stories.