Ok, I am writing two articles for my journalism class. We write the newspaper. So my first article is about what type of dog Obama is going to get for the white house and his kids. I talk about the two breeds of dogs they are choosing and a little about each of them. What else should I add?

The second article I need help coming up with something to write about. It can be an opinions, news, student life. Do you have any ideas? Thank you so very much.

In your first article, you could include the feelings of the Obama daughters and parents about each breed. Why would one breed be better than the other for this particular family?

For your second article -- how about a profile of a student leader?
Or -- student reactions to today's inauguration?
Or -- an interview with your cooks in the school cafeteria?
Or -- an interview with your principal or counselor about the school drop out rates?
Or -- interviews with a few recent drop outs about why they left school?

It's your school. What other issues are important?

hey, thank you!! :)

Hey -- You're welcome!

For your first article about the dog that the Obama family is going to get for the White House, you have already mentioned that you will discuss the two breeds they are considering. Here are some additional points you can include:

1. Background on the Obamas' love for dogs: Mention previous dogs they have had or their affinity for animals.
2. Considerations and decision-making process: Discuss why the Obamas are choosing a dog and what factors they are considering while selecting the breed.
3. Role of the dog in the White House: Explain the significance of having a dog in the White House, historically and in terms of public relations.
4. Interaction with the first family: Highlight how having a dog can bring joy, companionship, and a sense of normalcy to the first family’s lives.

For your second article, here are some topic ideas within the categories you mentioned:
1. Opinion on the impact of social media on student life: Discuss the benefits and drawbacks of social media platforms among students.
2. News coverage of student protests: Analyze recent student protests or activism and their effectiveness in bringing about change.
3. Student mental health during remote learning: Explore the challenges and strategies for maintaining mental well-being during online classes.
4. The impact of extracurricular activities on student success: Discuss how participation in extracurricular activities can enhance academic performance and personal growth.
5. Student loan debt and its effects on future prospects: Investigate the rising levels of student loan debt and its impact on students' career choices and financial futures.

Remember to choose a topic that interests you and offers opportunities for in-depth research and analysis.