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From: bj193@yfn.ysu.edu (Noah Schaffer)
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>"educational tool." But, what if a newspaper was produced as an
>extra-curricular activity?  Would they still be an "educational tool"?

If there are teachers being paid as advisors, it still may be. In addtion,
many schools have journalism courses of some sort, which encourage
participants to submit articles to the school paper.

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Noah Schaffer
Brookline MA
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