Week 4: Students Response to Discussion, Editing and News Story

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Design and Layout

Read Chapter 9 in The Complete Editor. Pay particular attention to Figure 9.4 in examining the various parts of the page. Then, go back to the Peer Critiques in Week 4 and select two stories in addition to your written story. Use the Newspaper Template Preview the document View in a new window to layout and design the front page of the newspaper. While the paper is in columns, you can easily create headlines across the page or in a small section as demonstrated in Figure 9.4.

For this assignment you must:

· Create a visually appealing front page

· Rewrite the headlines for each story

· Include bylines for each of the stories

· Include a headshot of yourself for yourstory

· Incorporate a picture or infographic for one of your peers’ stories

· Include a pull quote for one of your peers’ stories

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