Describes a survey of Oklahoma secondary school newspapers to determine uniformity in ad costs. (HTH)

Discusses five qualities of feature photographs and offers suggestions for special techniques and composition. (TO)

Suggests several ideas for getting and producing advertisements in the school newspaper. (TO)

The problems discussed are: defining objectives, flexible planning, leadership development, and adequately trained staff. (RB)

Discusses the students' efforts in yearbook planning and financing for Fulton High School's Falcon''. (RB)

Stresses thoroughness in editorial writing and sports reporting as a key to newspaper quality. (RB)

A discussion of independent newspapers as reflecting the needs and emotions of high school students, and of common adult authoritarian reactions to them. (JW)

Profiles Jesse Coronado, editor-in-chief of the University of California student newspaper, and outlines his plans to enlist minority staff and to broaden the paper's minority coverage and appeal. (HTH)

Proposes using the community surrounding a school as a source of story ideas. (FL)

Suggests ways the business office of a student newspaper can ease the conflicts between news and advertising space, including: raising advertising rates, selling ads only in uniform sizes, charging extra for premium space, selling special features, and selling space around a monthly calendar of special events. (TJ)

Presents three articles by staff members and the publisher of the school newspaper at the University of Illinois, describing changes made in the newspaper and the role that new video display terminals have played in these changes. Includes a description of how the particular equipment used was chosen. (TJ)

Offers suggestions for publishing a special orientation issue of the school newspaper that introduces the publication and the school to new students. (GT)