Naya's Journalism Blog

What is your favorite newspaper front page? Why? My favorite newspaper front page is the Star-Gazette because I like the illustration on the front that goes with one of the main articles, and I like the variety of news it includes. What is your favorite headline from that newspaper? Why are you interested in it?  Mt favorite headline from the newspaper is "Too Much Waste?" because it has a short intro/description on the front, is paired with a colorful illustration, and it discusses a topic I haven't heard about. How many stories are on the front page of your favorite?  Four stories are on the front page. What do you notice that all newspaper front pages have in common? Look at design, size of photos, size of story text, etc. Most front pages have a large title at the top, subtitles in similar fonts, one main headline in bold with a large picture, and small pictures to go along with the other front page articles. A lot of them have a side bar on one  side

Short Answer Questions The "March for Our Lives" is scheduled to occur on March 24th. Sunrise Tactical Supply sold Nikolas Cruz his weapon. The mechanical engineering program and Cockerel School of Engineering will receive money from Rick Church. The top three teams for total medals at the Winter Olympics so far are Norway, Germany, and Canada. Diversity is at the heart of success of the Black Panther movie. Long Answer Questions Yondr is the company making cell phone pouches. It was founded by Graham Dugong in 2014 and is popular in America, Australia, and Europe. They are used in over 600 schools in the US alone. Teachers and students from these schools have noticed a change in how everyone interacts without their phones on them at all times. The concept behind the pouches is hat locking away your phone and taking it out of sight will allow people to be fully engaged in conversation with those around them and interact with your surroundings. Some of the sid

Short Answer 4.1% of the Dow Jones industrial average was lost. Teachers and their supporters are using #blowing the whistle to fight back against Empower Texans. "Net zero" relates to buildings that are extremely energy efficient, meaning they come with lite to no energy bills. Pepsi will start selling "Bubly" in attempt to grab more sparkling water sells. I would be interested in owning the iPhone X because I am very comfortable with Apple products since they're what I'm used to. The facial recognition and advanced camera add extra nice features. Long Answer After countless studies and years of work, video game disorder has been declared a disease. With it's addictive features, younger generations have struggled more with this disorder, and it negatively effects all of those who have it. The indications of this disorder include the lack of  control over gaming, as in frequency, intensity and knowing when it is time to quit. They also incl

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1. Early Magazine Covers- These magazine covers typically start with a title page and table of contents. They are modeled after books, so they give information about the publication dates and often have graphics on the cover that give no information about what is inside the magazine. Some of the magazines didn't even have a cover, so the articles would start one the very first page. 2. The Poster Cover- These covers often consisted of only pictures, illustrations, or photographs. Little to no text was included on the cover, so the photo on the cover often gave readers an idea of what was inside the magazine or would portray a certain mood to the viewer. The only words that may have been included were the magazine name and logo.  3. Pictures Married to Type- These covers included both text and pictures, and they focused the cover around cover lines, which are short blurbs/phrases that give a general idea of the articles within a magazine. The art and photographs would go along

"With the New York Yankees closing in on a fall vacation, it meant that the final home game for Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter would come in late September, when ESPN The Magazine was set to celebrate all things Cleveland. The future Hall of Famer's retirement dominated the sports world; the chorus of send-offs from columnists, TV hosts and commercials served as an early-fall replacement for October playoff talk. But The Magazine chose a cover that reflects more quiet reverence than extended standing ovation. It depicts The Captain--the most iconic baseball player of his era--in his tradition of leading the Yankees onto the field before each home game. This time, though, Jeter is silhouetted out of the frame and into an all-white background. Jeter isn't only running onto the field--but into immortality." Critique- I like this portrait because it is very simple and  elegant. The baseball player, Derek Jeter, is clearly the main focus, and the white b

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Make covers that appeal to the attended audience. Draw readers in with pictures invoking curiousity & stories that interest them. Emphasize the subject of the cover. Make sure the font/type goes well with the overall cover vibe. Don't be afraid to take risks; unique portraits/covers are memorable.