Ferris State University - Ferriscope Yearbook (Big Rapids, MI)

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Aspects of Campus Life est, A staff critique of each issue helps maintain high journalistic goals and provide an opportunity for new ideas. = de BR i Organizations Editor, Judy Halbeisen, gets a lead for Page editors carefully check early press copies. her next story. 237

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3RUTAI1 araote M 223ui2ue8 ROLLVOA Moments of quiet contemplation are rare and appreciated by any editor. Expanding from four to eight pages weekly, the TORCH provided not only news coverage to the campus but also experience to the staff of writers and students in the Fer- ris Printing Department. : The additions included an extra news, feature, and sports page and a completely new Greek and organizational page. Selections and columns added this year were the President’s column to promote better communication between the students and the administration, the campus clergy, Pipe Line, and a classified ad section. Under the supervision of editor-in-chief, Dennis M. Hines, and adviser, Mr. John McNamara, the TORCH staff sought to im- prove its role as the principal campus news medium. TORCH Records Lynn Schunamen, Nancy Gerweck, and Lynn Mathews sneak a preview of tomorrow’s TORCH.

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