It's a high flying banner for your Association and specifically tied to membership aspirations. Every story which has an impact on membership commitment must have a definite, clear point of view, even if it has no byline. When you appoint an editor, give orders to be a propagandist first, and a journalist second. Propaganda is telling the truth, with zest, from the association's point of view. You might put your editorial on the back page.
Cartoons are a plus, and so are photos of members in action.
The NEA Student programs should be well planned and designed to meet specific needs. Chapter meetings can serve to bring students together to create new friendships and to educate your members. Assess needs 2. Set a goal 3. Plan specific objectives to reach your goal 4.