Describes how newspapers are using Video Display Terminals in the newsroom to improve speed and efficiency. Suggests that students would do well to acquire some familiarity with computers. (TJ)

Lists and reviews current books available to journalism teachers and publications advisers. (JM)

Discusses the matter of writing style, especially in relation to the press and scholastic journalism. (JM)

Outlines the steps which must be taken first by new advisers to student publications. (JM)

Considers ways of improving departmental publications such as the mathematics department magazine. (RL)

Recommends using a calculator instead of a proportion wheel for deciding how to scale photographs. (TJ)

Examines the accounts of President John Kennedy's assassination in several high school newspapers. Notes the transition of most school papers from superficial school-related reporting to in-depth journalism. (HTH)

Illustrates basic elements of typographic design, with tips on their use. (RL)

Provides ideas on how to plan an awards banquet for a high school journalism staff. (RB)

Tells how to make feature articles on school faculty and administration interesting to readers. (RB)

Suggests ideas yearbook advisors can use, borrowing heavily from magazine designs. (RB)

Describes a method of making prints that can produce interesting photographs. (TJ)

Stresses the importance of bringing professional journalists and artists into the high school journalism class. (RB)

Reviews the responsibilities of high school students and advisors involved in producing school publications. (RB)