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Chiefs Insight

Is Smith the solution at quarterback?See pg.4-5

ContentsPage 6-7- Conner ’s Column

Page 10- Move of the Month

Page 11-14- Coaches Corner

Page 15-16- Firs t pick, Round one

Page 17- Local Standouts

Featured:

Pages 4-5- Alex

Smith analyis

Pages 8-9- New

Coach in town

Can He Produce?This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic De-sign Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic De-sign Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic De-sign Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font

This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you

“Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. how a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals

This is the caption copy you will use for the pictures you use in the magazine. This copy is in Arial 9-point font with a leading size of 11. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of sans ser This is the caption copy you will use for the pictures you use in the magazine. This copy is in Arial 9-point font with a leading size of 11. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of sans serif font with roughly the same size. This is the caption copy you will use for the

Conner’s Column

“Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals maga-zine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.” “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals maga-zine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be

This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.” “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar

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type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamen-tals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much lon-ger story. This copy is in Times New Ro-man 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a simi-lar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.” “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamen-tals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much lon-ger story. This copy is in Times New Ro-man 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the

This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic De-sign Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your maga-zine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.” “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your maga-zine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic De-sign Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of

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New Coach, New ApproachThis copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fun-damentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.” Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fun-damentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size.

Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. This is the exact sto-ry copy you will use for all of your sto-ries in the Graphic Design Fundamen-tals magazine proj-

Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sul-livan said.“Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the para-graphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, how-ever, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your sto-ries in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, how-ever, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size.

“Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your mag-azine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, how-ever, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, how-ever, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. times if you need to show a much longer story.

“Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Funda-mentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a sim-ilar type of serif font with roughly the same size. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a sim-ilar type of serif font with roughly the same size.

This is the caption copy you will use for the pictures you use in the magazine. This copy is in Arial 9-point font with a leading size of 11. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of sans serif font with roughly the

Move of the Month

“Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”“Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size

“Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”This is the exact story copy you will use for all of your stories in the Graphic Design Fundamentals magazine project. You can copy and paste it multiple times if you need to show a much longer story. This copy is in Times New Roman 10-point font with a leading size of 12. You may adjust the font, however, it must be a similar type of serif font with roughly the same size. “Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in all story copy in your magazine design,” Mr. Sullivan said. “Feel free to break up the paragraphs so the text does not look repetitive.”“Whatever font you use it must be the font you use in

Justin SlaterGreen 4Graphic DesignEnd of year final Project 2013