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Banner Strives for Excellence, New Look Daniel Pryfogle ' s goal as editor of this year ' s Batiner was to make the Batmer more like other college newspapers. To accomplish this, the Banner staff changed the format and content to make the pa- per more like an academic journal. This year students were more in- formed about issues outside the college community. This year ' s Banner was big- ger than in the past and it was pertinant to faculty and staff as well as students. Daniel Pryfogle said he wanted to create a paper that raises people ' s awareness. Another goal of the Banner was to reach the needs of the students. Lori Lothenore agreed. She felt the Banner made effecting changes and is moving in the right direction. Robert Hendricks felt that the Bantier has taken a more business-like approach to news, both school and local. Did the Banner really reach the needs of the students? How else would we know what was going on? replied Jen- nifer Gibbs. The 1988-89 Banner effec- tively kept the Cal Baptist community informed and up-to-date. 1988-89 Banner Staff Scott Scorce, Sports Editor; Daniel Pryfogle, Editor; Debby Browning, staff writer; and jon Lothe- nore, Focus Editor. Not pictured: Kerri HoUinger, Assistant Editor; and Cliff Es- tel. Business Manager. Daniel Pryfogle pastes up another issue of the paper, making sure everything is right. 100 CLUBSORCANIZATIONS
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Groups Work to Serve Students In its first offical year as an organization. Students for Constructive Reform and Awareness (SCRA) continued with their stated purpose of seeking positive change at Cal Baptist and raising the awareness of the students body to issues affecting them. Publicity Chairman Brad Jensen said, I want- ed the trustees, faculty and admiiustration to see that we (SCRA) cared about this school. SCRA was unofficially organized in the spring of 1988 to establish a continuous dialogue between the students, faculty, administration and trustees of the college, to raise awareness of issues affecting students, and to lobby on behalf of the students in various college affairs. SCRA was instrumental this year in SCRA pmldent Dm Ptyfogle telli L hit group and Iti purpoM uid gotj , - lJ Ke il Wdiidi «nd Bnd Jenicn sign up new members for SCRA. 1988-89 SCRA Kerry McQung, Kevin Pope, Dan Pryfogle, and Brad Jensen. Executive coundl member Dan Ki raises his glass in a toast to SCRA. 102 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS
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