Anyone can read your newsletter using ghostview, and a PostScript file dumped to a printer will have all its elegant features. It is expected that most teams will use color, but do not incur the expense of providing hard copy from the expensive printer. Black and white is fine for people who refuse to use our Unix system. All entries should have bylines. One team member should be the editor and should be named near the masthead.
Most groups like to include a cartoon or some other humor.
You should exchange e-mail addresses. If you send e-mail to someone who never answers and does not show up, leave that person's name off of your newsletter and go on. How to find 1996 Newsletters. Select any ten computer assignments and criticize each with a very short report saying what was effective for learning and what could be improved. One quiz every week, usually on Wednesday.