Indicates that newspaper editors need to acquire visual literacy and that photographers must become professional journalists before photography will have the impact it might in newspapers. Reviews several books on photographic journalism. (TJ)

Presents and discusses photographs taken by an art photographer and by a photojournalist, in order to examine the differences between the two individuals' approaches to photography. (GW)

Explains the definition of a yearbook and provides basic rules to follow as a journalist. (MB)

Takes a look at contemporary yearbook pictures and suggests different ways to add photographic life to publications. (MB)

Provides suggestions for film type, light meter modification, composition, and printing when photographing theatre scenes by stage lighting alone. (HTH)

Suggests guidelines that faculty advisers can use to create an effective darkroom and darkroom staff for student publications. (RL)

Offers suggestions to aid the junior high/middle school yearbook adviser in considering ten aspects of yearbook production: finances; staffing and planning; the theme; copy; planning a traditional or an innovative format; complete coverage; photography; layout; photograph identification and indexing; and staff morale. (GW)

Considers the value of university programs in preparing students for photojournalism, notes trends and problems in photojournalism education, and describes experiences helpful to the development of photography skills. (GT)

Describes the 1976 "Colonel," the yearbook of William Fleming High School, Roanoke, Virginia, which won The Five Star Award for distinction in photography, copy, design, coverage, and concept. (GW)

Raises questions about current student journalistic practices in such areas as news and editorial writing, selection of artwork and photography, and choice of newspaper content; offers suggestions for improving student newspapers. (GW)

Introduces students to the "invasions of privacy," the problems involved, and the protections needed for publishing news and for printing advertising photos. (MB)

Lists recommended readings in journalism, arranged according to a number of categories, including publication design and graphic arts, magazine editing, student press law, reporting, editorials, photojournalism, and yearbook publication. Includes addresses for catalogs of books on topics related to journalism. (GT)