High School Newspapers

My favorite was the harbinger because its image was really cool and with the headline it really made me interested and i wanted to read what was inside.

The squall because it had a very in your face interesting headline and photo.

A Dangerous Drink because it looks serious with the front image and you wan a read more about it.

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They have a big main headline and a big front image to go with the headline, and then smaller stories on the sides or beneath the front image.

Different placement like the composition and the different way they take the images.

Some of them do look almost like the professional newspapers but some you can tell are high school made.

BROADSHEET
1) The lone star dispatch
2) The eagles eye
3) Breezeway

TABLOID
1) west side story
2) The northmens log
3) Squall

NEWS MAGAZINE
1) HI Life
2) The Express
3) The Globe

DEFINITIONS
HEADLINES- A line of text serving to describe what the passage below is about
Subheadlines- A smaller secondarily line that usually elaborates on the main headline above it
Lines- Sentences for the newspaper in horizontal form
Boxes- A certain section in the newspaper that talks about a subject
Photos- Images that go along with the caption or story in the newspaper
Teaser- A short item,photo or headline with caption referring to or promoting a news article or feature on the inside pages.
Flag- a statement printed on all issues giving the publications name, and staff
Folios- a sheet of paper folded once to make two leaves or four pages
Captions- two sentences that describe the image
Stories- main articles about whatever they are reporting
Bylines- gives name,date and often position of the articles writer
Jumps- a line of type identifying the page on or from which a newspaper story will continue
Story dividers- divides different stories from eachither in the newspaper
Screens- Couldn't find
Infographics- a visual image such as a chart or diagram used to represent information or data
Masthead-a 2 meaning term 1) a listing of executives, staff. 2) The nameplate title at the top of page 1