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Newsletter
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Nameplate Banner on front of newsletter identifying publication. Includes: Name Logo Can contain: Subtitle Motto Volume, date, etc.
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Body Bulk of text excluding headlines Articles that make up the newsletter content Body
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Table of Contents Usually on front page Lists articles and page numbers Table of Contents South Meck WINS2 Homecoming Day3 Travel Abroad!3
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Masthead Usually on 2 nd Page Lists publisher & other data May include staff names and more Olde Georgetowne President……………………...….John Smith VP……………………………….…..Sam Smith Treasurer…………………….….Emma Smith Office Location: 6800 Whistlestop Road Charlotte, NC 28210
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Headline Identifies each article in a newsletter Most prominent text element outside of nameplate. Headline
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Jumplines and Continuation Lines Continued on page 2Continued from page 1 Help readers keep reading by adding jumplines when articles continue on another page. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Jumplines also called continuation lines when articles continue from another page. When articles span 2+ pages, newsletter uses jumplines or continuation lines:
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Subhead Appear within body of articles to divide the article into smaller sections. Subhead
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Running Head Repeated text, usually at the top of each page that includes page number, etc. Also called header. Running Head
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Caption You know this—also referred to as call-out. Tells who took the picture and/or describes the picture. Caption
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Bylines Short phrase giving name of author of article. Usually accompanied with “by”.
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Pull Quotes To attract attention, a quote is pulled from the text of the article and featured.
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