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REPORTER, Rochelle Michaels, interviews USG President Dean Wharton for a'
news article. After the interview. she writes her story and gives it to thi City ,
Editor who checks its content and assigns the story a place in the papei.. The
article is then given to the News Editor who checks if for style and sppelling
before sending it to the shop to be set in lead. A headline is written front -thal
carbon of the story.
A CLLSSIFIEDAD IS TAKEN by Pris Spring, ad staff m:rnber.
from John Schiffc-ans (--41 adualc s'l...dent—nuclear engineering---
New K:nsinglon). Staff mombcrs ads from local mer
chanis and national cornpunies, design, lay-out and write ad copy.
SPORTS EDITOR John Morris and other members of his staff prepare copy
for the Collegian sports pages. People on the sports staff cover a wide variety
of varsity and intramural athletics. including footbalL soccer. baskotbalL
wrestling, gymnastics, track, lacrosse and baseball.''
THE DAILY COI,I r EGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK. - PENN
HERB WITMER AND ANN P AMER. business manager and editor, disco
the next day's issue. They plant coordinate and direct the publication of t
Collegian. They are assisted in their work by the other members of the editori
and managerial boards who diiect different phases of, the overall operatic
OPERATION: .-04,
Students interested in filling
the openhouse at 6:30 tenigh
are seldom this deserted as t
hours and the editorial staf
COLLEGIAN
OPEN HOUSE
TONIGHT
6:30 P.M.
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THIJ,RSDAY. "SEPTEWIER 27:1962
Collegian Photos by De
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takes over at night. Neither, is The area a
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