Adviser and Staff Spring 2004 - Jostens
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Yearbooks go Hollywood<br />
in movie “13 Going On 30”<br />
<strong>Jostens</strong> publishes popular<br />
“Radical Write” textbook<br />
J<br />
ostens’ yearbooks hit the silver screen on April 23 in the new teen<br />
romantic comedy,“13 Going On 30.”<br />
The film, rated PG-13, stars Jennifer Garner, of the popular television<br />
show “Alias.” Mark Ruffalo, Kathy Baker, Judy Greer,Andy Serkis <strong>and</strong><br />
Samuel Ball round out the cast.<br />
Part fantasy, part romance, the movie, directed by Gary Winick <strong>and</strong><br />
produced by Revolution Studios, is a “delightful, be-careful-what-youwish-for-comedy.”<br />
The plot centers around a teen girl named Jenna Rink, played by<br />
Garner, who dreams of being pretty <strong>and</strong> popular. On the eve of her<br />
13th birthday, Jenna wishes for a new life. Much to her surprise, her<br />
wish is granted.Thirteen-year-old Jenna is miraculously transported 17<br />
years into the future <strong>and</strong> finds herself trapped inside her 30-year-old<br />
body.<br />
To help fill in her 17-year memory-gap, Jenna pages through her<br />
yearbook <strong>and</strong> reflects back fondly on her life.Along the way she<br />
rediscovers things about her past.<br />
Revolution Studios contacted <strong>Jostens</strong> to produce the yearbook<br />
featured in the film.<br />
“13 Going On 30” is distributed by Sony Pictures. For more<br />
information about the film or to see a preview, visit<br />
http://www.sonypictures.com/movies/13goingon30.<br />
<strong>Jostens</strong> produces<br />
yearbook for new<br />
romantic comedy<br />
starring Jennifer<br />
Garner appearing in<br />
theaters on April 23.<br />
By popular dem<strong>and</strong>,<br />
a newly-updated <strong>and</strong><br />
redesigned edition of<br />
Bobby Hawthorne’s<br />
best-selling<br />
journalistic writing<br />
textbook is now<br />
available.<br />
I<br />
n the past decade, countless high school publication students have<br />
learned the art of journalistic writing from The Radical Write, the<br />
popular textbook written by Bobby Hawthorne.<br />
By popular dem<strong>and</strong>, a second edition of The Radical<br />
Write was recently released. Hawthorne teamed with<br />
<strong>Jostens</strong> to publish a new edition with updated text<br />
<strong>and</strong> a fresh, new design.<br />
The hardbound, 216-page text covers writing for<br />
all student publications <strong>and</strong> features an extensive<br />
Bobby Hawthorne<br />
chapter devoted exclusively to yearbook writing.<br />
Hawthorne uses writing samples throughout The Radical Write,<br />
allowing students to learn by reading the work of others. Sidebar<br />
quick-tips appear in narrow columns on the edges of each page.<br />
And, anecdotes from Hawthorne add personality.<br />
The Radical Write features 16 chapters, highlights include:<br />
■ Find a Reader<br />
■ Focus on Reporting<br />
■Tell Readers a Good Story<br />
■ Find an Angle<br />
■Talk to the Right People<br />
■ Organize Your Facts<br />
■ Look Beyond the Facts<br />
■ Make Your Story Flow<br />
■ Make It Error-Free<br />
■ Put It in the Yearbook<br />
■ Put Your Heart Into It<br />
The Radical Write is available for immediate shipment from <strong>Jostens</strong> <strong>and</strong><br />
sells for $22 per copy. Schools producing yearbooks with <strong>Jostens</strong> have<br />
the option of adding the textbook purchase to the yearbook invoice or<br />
requesting it to be billed separately. Orders are welcome from<br />
newspaper advisers <strong>and</strong> yearbook advisers not currently working with<br />
<strong>Jostens</strong>. Purchase orders are accepted.<br />
To order, call <strong>Jostens</strong> Marketing Services at 1.800.972.5628.Ask for<br />
item number 2000.<br />
JEA honors Craghead<br />
as National Yearbook<br />
<strong>Adviser</strong> of the Year<br />
A nationally-recognized publications<br />
adviser <strong>and</strong> writing instructor was<br />
recently honored as the 2003 National<br />
Yearbook <strong>Adviser</strong> of the Year by the<br />
Journalism Education Association at<br />
its convention in San Diego.<br />
Kathy Craghead,<br />
yearbook adviser for<br />
nearly 30 years at<br />
Mexico High School,<br />
Mexico, MO, was<br />
honored as a<br />
distinguished adviser<br />
Kathy Craghead<br />
in last year’s contest.<br />
Craghead is a former Missouri<br />
Journalism Teacher of the Year <strong>and</strong> is a<br />
recipient of the National Scholastic<br />
Press Association’s Pioneer Award.<br />
In addition to Craghead, four<br />
distinguished advisers <strong>and</strong> two<br />
special recognition advisers were<br />
named. Distinguished advisers are:<br />
■ Mark Child, California<br />
■ S<strong>and</strong>ra Jacoby, Wisconsin<br />
■ S<strong>and</strong>ra Strall, Michigan<br />
■ Cindy Todd, Texas<br />
Special recognition advisers are:<br />
■ Lisa Morris, Indiana<br />
■ Margie Watters, Oklahoma<br />
The adviser of the year competition is<br />
sponsored by the nation’s yearbook<br />
companies including <strong>Jostens</strong>. To<br />
nominate yourself or your adviser, visit<br />
the JEA web site: www.jea.org.<br />
Deadline is Oct. 30, <strong>2004</strong>.<br />
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