Any journalism people out there?

[freelancer1]

i am doing a story for my school newspaper about the new textbooks that we got this year and i cant think of a good, catchy lead-in. got any ideas?

 

[a.k.a.Kate_Jones]

erm.... how about "They're shiny, they're heavy, and they haven't been scribbled in (yet). What are they? They're our new textbooks!"

:lol: best I could come up with in two minutes. ^_^

 

[SpongeBobSquarePants]

I am a high school student who is planning on being a journalist in the future. I would give you better lead-ins but this is all I can think of of the top of my head, so they may be pretty weak:


"Got Books?" Yah, we do
Out with the old, in with the new
Old School might be "in" with fashion, but with books it's all about new
New textbooks means "no excuse" for that curse word on the back when you return them next year
Isn't it funny how old school is in now, so those old textbooks with the afroes are actually like "new" now? (Probably to long for a headline)
New school year=new textbooks

Well, I'll give you more when I think of the

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[Betha Bristow]

or it could be "old school, new text books" lol I know nothing

 

[freelancer1]

erm.... how about "They're shiny, they're heavy, and they haven't been scribbled in (yet). What are they? They're our new textbooks!"

:lol: best I could come up with in two minutes. ^_^

thats a good one. thanks

 

[AliasHombre]

"new books, litlle improvment"

Challenge the purchase of the books, that they dont do much to enhance learning compared to the old books.