newspapers

A fifth-grader starts a newspaper with an editorial that prompts her burnt-out classroom teacher to really begin teaching again, but he is later threatened with disciplinary action as a result.

After a disagreement with her sister, Jessica decides to start her own class newspaper but finds the school isn't big enough for two newspapers.

While serving as co-editors of their school newspaper, middle-schoolers Adam and Jennifer uncover fraud and corruption in their school and in the city's government.

Four middle-schoolers who publish an alternative newspaper at their Harlem academy for gifted students investigate why a classmate--one of the best chess players in New York City--was caught trying to buy drugs.

Preoccupied by personal challenges while running a struggling newspaper in Rome, an obituary writer confronts mortality, an eccentric publisher obsesses over his dog, and other staff members uncover the paper's founding by an impulsive millionaire.

Students take a field trip to a newspaper to understand how the news is printed and delivered to people's homes. Describes the jobs of reporters and photographers. Explains the printing process, including where paper and ink come from and how the newspaper is folded and distributed.

Simple instructions accompanied by detailed drawings on how to make games, puzzles, murals, mobiles, and other decorative objects with old newspapers.

Provides a behind the scenes look at how a major newspaper is run and put together, the many different kinds of jobs that are involved, and the people who are the various editors, critics, reporters, and others responsible for putting out a daily paper.

Text and photographs describe a typical day at the Daily News from the gathering of the news, through the editing and printing, to the delivery of the completed newspaper.