Miami Dade College North Campus - Falcon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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, L,-Es. in -- -- ---- - Iudy Traverse, Dick Chamberlin and Barbara Bayder, staff writers. Ioe Summers, Sports Editor. Staff writers are backbone of any paper and the z Times has kept up with the times with its staff. Modine Guncll. ,af 4 . 4ii'fiJiiUkkL Ellen Karasik, staff writer. Bobby Reid and Herman Hilton, staff writers. 70 i -'Vin'-has

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Frei ' if Staff members Bob Gordon, Dianne Hayashi, and Gayle Eichel discussing type size with a Linotype operator at Parker Printing. 15' eff? Sports writer Richard Wall catching up on his favorite sport. QQ' Lloyd Beeker, proof reading an issue of the Times. Getting the practical working experience of actually putting out a newspaper of the type and merit of the Falcon Times is well worth the effort to aspiring young journalists. Keeping in close touch with the printers is important in thc production of a newspaper. Copy reading and circulation of the final product are just two facets of many duties to be performed by the staff. Barbara Bayder, Bill Bucolo and Mary Ann Carson check Arthur Young, Staff writer. newly arrived issue of the Times. 69

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V s 2 J' Q i ig . Y I . 395 will lm.. . M M .. H Llf.1rr,,WlJ.. li.. A ., y H ' 1, R FR RTLETY RACE Entries for this year's Falcon Times-sponsored Turtle Race arrived early at Miamiduct Raceway this past winter for time trials. Times were averaging approximately 39.6 seconds on the 28 foot raceway in warm-ups for turtledom's Run for the Lettuce. The race was won by a pretty little filly named Cleopatra who crawled home in a record time of 35.3 seconds in her first bid for the Triple Crown. Bring on the Shellmont Stakes! WW-'gf V U ff'l-..T 4 X 1- 4 ' - x ' Q T- ' X ,W . Ha- ' i Ja Ili T A 71