Instructions:
Titles and Student Names in: Aller
(Titles Bold 36 pt, Names Regular 24 pt)
Article Text in: Chucaratext 20 pt
Caption Text in: Aller Italic, 16 pt
Use the provided color boxes to create background for title text when appropriate (each has a different level of transparency) by copying and pasting, then stretching as needed)
You can change the color on the left (think of using the dropper to match color to page art OR use the INK standard below.
Remember to consider space - can you use one page of a double page spread to have a full page gallery of art? Or spread one picture across a double page spread for a big impact?
With text, please stay within the established guides for space (Use the grid, and leave a 4 block "gutter."
Wrap text around photos to work with space when appropriate.
Spotlight Interview (continued from 7)
Lindsay Walls-Ott '16
Q: You won an award for your poetry; do you write in other forms? What is it about poetry that draws you to the form?
A: I DO write in other forms, but poetry is something I love. I am currently working on a novel (or two), and sometimes it’s hard to sit down and focus on just that. Which is why I love poetry, because for me it just flows so freely. So thinking is almost not necessary. I’m directing a play that I wrote called “Still Here” for Student Written Play, which has been an interesting experience to say the least.
Q:What has been the greatest thing that writing has given you?
A:Writing has given me a lot it seems, but it all boils down to an outlet and a way to express myself in an indirect way. Which can be helpful at times. Especially with Spoken Word, you let so much off your chest without really getting down the specifics if you don’t want to.
Q:What do you do when you aren't writing? What other hobbies do you have?
A:When I’m not writing, I’m doing homework, or it feels that way. I really enjoy cooking and baking, so I end up doing that a lot, too. I’m also an extreme bookworm (oxymoron?), so I read everywhere. Outside, on the swings, in my room, on my couch, you name it.