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From: Morris@handscol.demon.co.uk (Morris Price)
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In message <199506280548.AAA24616@audumla.students.wisc.edu> Josh Edelman writes:
> Greetings fellow SJers!
> 
> My paper is looking at some major changes for next year, and I'd like all of 
> your input and ideas on how we should go about it. Currently, we're a 
> one-school, student-owned newspaper with all the traditional sections (news, 
> distant, and therefore less interesting. It's a consideration, certainly.
>  <<snipped>>
> Am I missing something? Am I seeing too much in something simple? Am I 
> over/underemphasizing something? What advice can you give? This is an 
> exciting, albeit scary, new path for all of us, and any tips or thoughts we 
> could get would be much appreciated.
> 
> Thanks in advance,
> 
> Josh
> 
> 
By asking the questions you hv demonstrated an awareness of the pitfalls
which means you will probably avoid them. Wish we'd had a student
paper when I was yr age!
Good Luck.
-- 
Morris Price
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