We see and use type everyday, but the typefaces you use for your publication do more than facilitate reading comprehension, they set the mood for the entire publication. Find how ...
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Create a Corrections Policy
It’s the most dreaded phone call – the dad who is upset with her son’s misspelled name or the mom who is livid over her daughter being misidentified in a photo. These situations are a fact of the life for even the most diligent yearbook programs. By Kim Green If your staff hasn’t adopted and [...]
NSPA: Find Passion, Blaze a New Trail
By Logan Aimone In January, I came across a remembrance in The New York Times of a pioneering photographer who had died recently. I read with interest about Louise Serpa and how she came to love both photography and rodeo. She was a pioneer in both. I grew up in a rodeo town, and one [...]
Ask Kim: Media Students Gain Edge
A senior marking off the days until graduation … a freshman deciding to which staff you will devote your high school career … a junior or sophomore trying to move into a leadership position … this edition of “Ask Kim” is for YOU! Terrence: Hey, Kim! I’m having a hard time convincing my parents, my [...]
Welcome from Brian
By no means would I consider myself a sports fanatic. I enjoy sports and have watched my fair share of high school, college and professional games over the years, but that has even dwindled to near nothing since I have three young girls at home. My magenta-saturated life is more about playing with baby dolls, [...]
Branding Your Publications
Turn your publication staffs into a cohesive brand online, in print and through social media. By Tom Gayda/Adviser/North Central High School/Indianapolis, Ind. It must have been back in about 2004 when we started working through what was being called convergence journalism. The newspaper and magazine I advised would collaborate with the radio/TV program at our [...]
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