Eventually, all the groups reject a picture of the pathetic-looking bald eagle, preferring images of the ballerinas, a demonstration and the women on llamaback. They're so curious to know what the Chronicle is going to run that they persuade Hennessy to call the newspaper and find out. And, as it turned out, the bald eagle photo got a great response from readers. As editors, we have to sometimes listen to what readers have to say. This isn't just about what's newsworthy.
People like to see something that's different or unusual.
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