representatives -- and the advisers and business managers who counsel them -- on all aspects of putting out a college newspaper. In these pages, students will learn how to report stories, design pages, shoot compelling photos, cover a campus, sell ads, report on games, and write reviews, editorials, features, headlines and columns. In addition, the book includes chapters on Ethical Issues, Investigative Reporting, Recruiting and Training a Staff, Legal Issues and Starting a New Newspaper. The book can be used as a textbook for publication laboratory classes or as a handbook for students working on independent newspapers. It also features examples from some of the best college newspapers in the country. Special features include: Tips from professional journalists Interviews with former college newspaper staffers Checklists on writing headlines, editing stories, designing pages, selling advertisements and other skills Exercises and ideas you can try at your own campus newspaper Examples of award-winning pages, stories and photos Sample documents, such as employment applications, licensing contracts, evaluation forms A list of contests for student journalists

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