Elizabeth's Blog

1. My favorite newspaper cover was The Gazette because it had a good use of different fonts and sizes, which caught my attention and made me want to read it. 2. My favorite headline from this newspaper was "Family Celebration" because it has a nice picture with a happy family in the Olympics in it. 3. There are 4 stories on the front of the newspaper. 4. All newspapers include a name for the newspaper, pictures, texts, subtitles, borders, and columns. 5. Not all newspapers have ads, lots of pictures, the same format, and subtitles.

Short Answer: 1. March 24 2. Sunrise Tactical Supply 3. M echanical engineering department and the Cockrell School of Engineering   4. Norway, Germany and Canada 5. Diversity was the heart of success of the movie Black Panther Long Response: 1. The name of the compony that is making the cell phone  pushes   is called  Yondr. 2. Over 600 schools are using Yondr. 3. The concept behind these punches is to provide an escape to cell phone addiction in public places to allow people to focus on connecting with each other more instead of spacing out on their phones. 4. In the San Lorenzo HS, many students noticed immediately that the campus was louder and more active. 5. I think that these pushes would be useful at school and at home because they close off distractions and allow you to focus on what you need to do. 6. I think that people would definitely be upset if Bowie started using these pushes because you need to be able to use your phone in an emergency, but it will reduce

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The cover should be attractive and make he audience want to read it, should clearly explain the product, it should have a brand (like People Magazine), and it has to stand out. 1. Yes, formal 2. Yes, formal 3. No 4. No 5. No 6. No 7. Yes, informal 8. Yes, environmental 9. Yes, environmental 10. Yes, formal 11. Yes, formal 12. Yes, formal 13. Yes, formal 14. Yes, formal 16. Yes, formal 17. Yes, formal New York, February 18–25, Spring Fashion "New York’s “Spring Fashion” cover with actress Elle Fanning has artist Will Cotton revisiting Johannes Vermeer’s famous painting “Girl With a Pearl Earring” in pose, expression, and lighting, while Fanning’s Vivienne Westwood–inspired headpiece made of icing and designed by Cotton prepares readers for the stunning “Candy Land” portfolio inside the magazine. Cotton has been using candy in his artwork “as a metaphor for pure pleasure” since the late nineties, and used spring looks as inspiration for New York."

Portraits *I was trying to create movement in this photo by adjusting the shutter-speed, but it turned out a little more blurry-looking than I expected!  Self-Portraits