Interview Questions

Gorilla Run Questions

People to interview:

People participating in the race
The people hosting the race

Questions to ask:

Racers
How did you hear about the race?
What about this race interests you?
Why race for Mountain Gorillas?
What are you hoping to get out of participating in the race?

Hosts
How long does the race last?
What is the entry fee?
Where does the money that is raised go?
How did y'all come up with this idea?

Newspaper Stories

5Senior Pranks-
Who am I interviewing:

• Seniors, Freshman, Janitors, and School Staff.

Questions I'm going to ask:

• Where did they get the dead fish?
• How did the Freshman feel about the prank?
• What emotions did the prank bring out for the Freshman?
• How did the janitors feel when they had to clean it up?
• Whats was the purpose of the prank?
• What are the purpose of these pranks?
• How long did it take for the janitors to clean up the mess?
• Did it change the Freshman's opinion on High School?
• How did they plan it?
• Will the incoming Freshman do this to the other Freshman when they are Seniors knowing how it makes you feel?
• How does the school staff think this prank reflects on the school?

New StuCo Director

• What made you become the new stuco director?
• How did you become the new stuco director?
• What did you do before this job?
• What do you do in this job?
• Do you like this job?
• What are the pros and cons of this job?

Scavenger Hunt

Who is the principle, where is his office, what are the best ways to get a hold of him, who is his secretary?

• Mr. Gerard
• The front office
• Make a appoitment
• Sandra Salinas

Who is the diamonds director, co-director, where are they located? List the rest of the fine arts teachers, what courses they teach, where their classrooms are.

• Ms. Kay
• In the dance room
• Polley- Choir
• Holland- Art
• Bennet- Orchestra
• Faust
• Medina
• Seigel
• Waters
• Golden

Who is the Athletic Director, where is he located? List all the coaches and the sports they coach and their room numbers.

• Coach Peavy-  In the Gym.
• Basketball- Coach Martin and Peavy
• Girls Volleyball-Coach Gray
• Girls Soccor-Vasquez
• Football-Coach Garza
• Boys Soccer-Coach Williams
• Baseball-Valasquez
• Softball-Rodriguez
• Wrestling-Tombunga
• Tennis-Kelly
• Golf-Lopez
• Girls track-Cutberson
• Boys truck-Thomas
• Cross Country- Myer

Brainstorm 10 story ideas for the first issue of the year?

• Freshman experience
• Fish vandalism
• Bigger classes
• Strict rules
• Summer experiences
• Akins clubs
• Leaving seniors
• Firing teachers
• Less Akins clubs

List the section editors for this year's newspaper by name (or at least who the current editors are)

• Rafeal
• Haleigh
• Aaron
• Ashley
• Max
• Alex

Elements of yearbook and notes(:

1. Pictures
2. Cover
3. Title
4. Class year
5. Name of school
6. Events
7. Table of Contents
8. Classes
9. Sports
10. Volume Number



Notes:

Cover

• Year
• Pictures
• Name of School
• Colors for the School
• Name of the yearbook
• Volume number
• Theme (In the blink of an "i")

Endsheets- front, back

Whats on the first 2 end sheets?

• School Color
• School Year

There's nothing on my back endsheets.

Colophon- a description of how the book was created.

Whats on the title page of the yearbook?

• School Info (address, website, phone number)
• Location of the School
• School year
• Picture 
• Theme

 Spread- Two pages connected to each other that work together.

Page 2 & 3 ( Theme pages)

• Table of Contents
• Pictures
• Colophon

Divider page

• One main picture
• Name of Section

Divider pages- Separate sections of the book

There are 10 divider pages.

Academics
Clubs and Organizations
Sports
Seniors
Juniors
Sophomores
Freshman
Closing
Yearzine
Index

Back pages

Index
Autograph Page
Year Review
Trends
Technology
Television
Movies
Music
News

Happy, Akins, Building(:

Building

 

Happy

 

Akins

Types Of Magazine Covers

Cover Types

1.Early Magazine Covers

• Almost always paintings.
• High morals.

2.The Poster Cover

• One big picture, no border.
• The subject is very clear.
• The text does not distract from the subject.
• The picture has to be really good photo or a really recognizable thing.

Disadvantages:
Zero entry points. 
It's a risk to do this kind of cover.


3.Pictures Married to Type

• They work together to help each other.
• The words don't interfere with the photo.
• Headline and the picture go together.

Advantages:
The words don't interfere with the photo.
The words go with the photo.
You can see the picture better.

Disadvantages:
You don't know what else is inside the magazine.
Very few entry points.

4.In the Forest of Words          

• Tons of text on the picture
• Lots of colors, different fonts,different sizes, and the texts are everywhere)
• Lots of entry points on the magazine.

Disadvantages:
Too much too look at.
Covers your photo.
Can give you a headache.


Stuff you find on a Magazine cover.

• Photo.
• Name of the magazine.
• Price tag, bar code.
• Date.

Best Covers

1. Informal

2. Informal

3. Informal

9. Formal

10. Formal

13. Environmental

15. Formal

19. Formal

21. Informal

22. Informal

26. Informal

27. Formal

28. Environmental

29. Informal

30. Environmental

31. Environmental

32. Informal

35. Formal

36. Formal

37. Formal

38. Formal

39. Environmental

40. Formal

 

#1 Rolling Stone (January 22, 1981)
Rolling Stones cover of John Lennon and Yoko Ono was named the top magazine cover to appear since 1965. The image was photographed by renowned celebrity portraitist Annie Leibovitz mere hours before Lennon was shot on December 8, 1980. The photo was eventually used on the cover of Rolling Stones tribute issue to Lennon on January 22, 1981.

I chose this cover because it looks interesting and it caught my attention. The picture is kinda blurry but it's still an amazing picture. John Lennon and Yoko Ono look perfect together in this picture. They match each other.