Other High School Newspapers

1. My favorite newspaper front page was The Eagle Issue 2 because it was really eye-catching and I really liked the colors.
2. The Eagle Issue 2 grabbed my attention because the cover was different than all the other papers.
3. There was only one headline on the cover and it was about phone use. This interested me because I spend a lot of time on my phone.
4. There is one story on the front page.
5. All newspapers have some kind of picture, the title of the newspaper, school, issue and volume number. The title is always the biggest text on the page.
6. Some newspapers have the title in different places as well as the name of the school. Some newspapers also tend to focus on graphics and pictures more than the text and others focus on the opposite.
7. Some of the magazines were similar and some weren't that similar.

Broadsheet:
The Eagle's Eye
The Sailors' Log
The Lion's Roar

Tabloid:
The Harbinger
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Borah Senator

NewsMagazine:
The Eagle Angle
Kamehameha maui Scholastic
HiLite

Headlines: a head of a newspaper story or article giving the gist of the story or article that follows
Subheadlines: a smaller, secondary headline that elaborates on the main headline above it
Lines: a horizontal row of printed words
Boxes: featured printed matter enclosed in a border, white space or placed within text columns
Photos: a picture
Teaser: a short headline referring to or promoting what is inside the paper
Flag: statement printed in all issues of newspaper usually on the editorial page giving the publication's name, etc.
Folios: a volume having pages of the largest size
Captions: words printed below or next to a picture explaining what the picture is showing
Stories: an article/report of a major event or something like that
Bylines: a printed line at head of paper carrying the writer's name
Jumps: a line of type identifying the page on or from which a newspaper story is continued
Story dividers: something that divides stories
Screens: pattern of tiny dots used to create grey areas
Infographics: any map, chart or diagram used to analyze an event, object, or place
Masthead/staff box: block of info including staff names and publication data