A newspaper is organized in a logical format. The front page has the most exciting news of the day. The editors determine what is most newsworthy for their readership. The A-section contains world and national news; the B-section contains local news. Some of the categories include entertainment, local news, national news, classified advertisement, and neighborhood news. They are laid out the way they are because they want to catch the reader's eyes. They want the reader to look at the newspaper and think "oh that looks interesting."
