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Beardsley Crightl Art edu conducts a meeting with staff The CAULDRON Staff E 'WW mmm ms Editor, Barbara Zivi, discusses the CAULDRON contest with Ann Baugh, Pat Boyles, and Jet-F Kline.. I79
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Che 271111114 The TALON has seen many changes This year under Nlr. Bar- ton, The new advisor. The new size coupled with the new editorial policy and The incorporation of more Timely features have created greater interest in The paper. The TALON was published once a month this year by a staff com- posed of the iournalism class and other interested students. A sales drive was held in the fall for The paper, which was sold by sub- scription only. Mr. Barton discusses the next TALON issue with Editor-in-Chief Anne Lovell l80 The TALON editors and managers
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