Saturday, September 17, 2005
Title!
The Chron apparently puts as much thought into headlining its pieces as I do.
"Food industry's appetite for change to bill means schools can serve canned produce rather than fresh." Yes, that's the actual headline. There is such a thing as reaching too far to get your pun.
"Like being a refugee again." It is true. Being a refugee is very similar to being a refugee again. In fact, I'd almost say it's exactly like being a refugee again.
"Tony Hall uses aide to reply to Newsom." The topic here is some shady money-movement in local politics, and is really boring. Still, the headline seems to suggest that the important aspect of this story is that Tony Hall uses a spokesperson.
"Sharon's threat to block Palestinians from voting." This one isn't too bad. It almost gets the point across. Still, normally, news headlines don't just list their topic. They usually try to turn it into a half-sentence, with a subject and verb. Not here, though.
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