If not the responsibility falls to you. Folding and stapling parties are a keen excuse for your YAC and other district youth to gather. Once you've decided what the physical appearance of the newsletter will be, you then need to decide on what the content will look like. After you've designed the look of your newsletter, then it's time to go to work and put it together. If you use a computer, this means typing in all the articles, doing layout, adjusting layout to amount of copy, and printing out a copy.
Typewriters produce a legible newsletter.
Handwriting, though personal and sometimes quick, is very hard to reproduce effectively. It s also harder to read, no matter how nice the writing is. In terms of photographs, black and whites photocopy the best. It is possible to get a good copy with a color photo, but it may be shadowy. It is wise to test copy a photo before you actually use it in the newsletter.