Hi, I really need your help for my assignment. I got 4 variables extracted from RSS, for example:

$title = "Shooter of US teen appears in court";
$author = "Stephanie Kennedy";
$date = "Fri, 13 Apr 2012 06:00:16";
$content = "A Hispanic neighbourhood watch volunteer, charged with sec
+ond-degree murder over the shooting death of an unarmed black teenage
+r in the United States, has appeared briefly in court for the first t
+ime.";

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And I'd like the output (just on the terminal, not into a file) to be like this:

---------------------------------------------------------------------
| TITLE   | Shooter of US teen appears in court                     |
---------------------------------------------------------------------
| AUTHOR  | Stephanie Kennedy                                       |
---------------------------------------------------------------------
| DATE    | Fri, 13 Apr 2012 06:00:16                               |
---------------------------------------------------------------------
| CONTENT | A Hispanic neighbourhood watch volunteer, charged with  |
|         | second-degree murder over the shooting death of an      |
|         | unarmed black teenager in the United States, has        |
|         | appeared briefly in court for the first time.           |
---------------------------------------------------------------------

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How can I do that? Please, help me! Thanks!

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