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	Student newspaper - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A student newspaper is a newspaper run by students of a university, high school, or middle school.
		About 70 of Canada's student newspapers belong to a co-operative and newswire service called the Canadian University Press, which holds conferences, has correspondents across the country, is run democratically by its member papers, and fosters a sense of community among Canadian student journalists.
		Student newspapers in the UK are also largely independent of the universities and student unions whose students they represent.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Student_newspaper (827 words)

	Trends - Newspaper, student government clash at FAU
		First there were reports that the student government was going to freeze the paper's payroll and possibly even shut down the newspaper as the staff had not been holding to a student government mandated 20 office hours a week schedule.
		After the meeting, the office of student affairs released a statement that read, "we are pleased that through collaborative efforts, the university administration, the University Press and the student government were able to come to an arrangement that will allow the student newspaper to meet its mission and produce its editions as regularly scheduled...
		When executives at the newspaper finally selected an editor in chief, there was concern that the board would purposely deny their required approval, thus leaving the newspaper back at square one.
	www.studentpress.org /acp/trends/~fau.html (921 words)

	EICCD - newspaper - Student Newspaper
		Clinton, Muscatine and Scott Community Colleges' student newspapers are each an active part of the student life at their respective colleges.
		The newspapers are distributed, free of charge, at the campuses and keep students up to date on what's happening.
		Students may earn one, two or three hours of credit by working on the staff through practice in communication classes.
	www.eicc.edu /students/fun/newspaper/index.html (222 words)

	Chapman University - Life at Chapman - Student Activities
		Plus, as a student, you are a member of Associated Students, Chapman’s student government, which has a real say in what happens now and in the evolution of the university.
		Student LEAD Office (Student Leadership, Experiences, Activities and Development): Information about campus-wide events, themed weeks, multicultural programs, leadership development, and the clubs, organizations, and Greek life at Chapman.
		Student Government: The Associated Students of Chapman University is the representative voice of the student body.
	www.chapman.edu /life/studentActivities.asp (170 words)

	SWT student newspaper cuts back publication - State & Local
		Southwest Texas State University's student newspaper, The Daily University Star, was forced to decrease publication from four days a week to three due to a loss in advertising revenue and a history of debt dating back to the late 1980s.
		Kathy Lawrence, director of Texas Student Publications, said that although the Texan is not immune to the same situation, it is unlikely to be affected.
		The SWT student chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists is launching a campaign to advertise the plight of the paper until a resolution is reached, said Fred Blevens, SPJ faculty advisor.
	www.dailytexanonline.com /news/2001/10/03/StateLocal/Swt-Student.Newspaper.Cuts.Back.Publication-504155.shtml (572 words)

	Student Leader - Having Press Problems?
		After determining how many students are registered for classes, a portion of the money from student activity fees would be paid out from the university in bulk sum to the newspaper.
		If financial independence is not a realistic option, Crouch recommends that all student newspapers establish their editorial independence with a statement supported by the university administration.
		One solution Johnson suggested is that student journalists at war with its SG use the commercial media as an outlet to spread coverage of the battle.
	www.studentleader.com /slspring2003_press-problems.htm (1249 words)

	HeraldNet: Student newspaper locked in stalemate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The newspaper has yet to go to the printer, as co-editors in chief Claire Lueneburg and Sara Eccleston protest their new principal's demand that she review all material before it's published.
		Administrators argue that the newspaper is not a student forum, since school materials and funds are used and students earn credit as part of a class.
		But removing the newspaper's status as a student forum could expand that reach to things such as grammar, issues including teen sex, and a host of other matters.
	heraldnet.com /stories/05/10/15/100loc_newspaper001.cfm (693 words)

	Hullabaloo
		When Tulane students walk to and from bars at night they are likely more concerned with being victims, rather than perpetrators, of crime.
		The group, composed of professors and graduate students from Tulane and Louisiana State universities as well as the University of New Orleans, is conducting experiments with a substance extracted from cocoa and its effect on human teeth.
		The administration was anxious to see how these students would perform both academically and socially; the freshmen themselves were concerned that the class size would be too small, compared to the average of 1400.
	www.thehullabaloo.com (784 words)

	Student Media
		The mission of ASU Student Media is to provide the university community with news, information and a forum for the exchange of ideas, while also providing an educational learning environment for student.
		Student Media developed into a program that included various self-supporting publications giving students experience in all phases of publishing.
		The official campus newspaper is published Monday through Friday during the fall and spring sessions and every Tuesday during the summer sessions.
	www.asu.edu /studentmedia/aboutus.htm (729 words)

	Annual Review 2004/05 - Student Newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Student was, in fact, to prove a testing ground for many Edinburgh alumni who went on to careers in politics, the media and the arts.
		Working on The Student also inspired her and fellow student (now TV producer) Garfield Kennedy to persuade the Student Publications Board to launch the Festival Times which, when it began in 1974-75, was the only print alternative to The Scotsman for decent Festival coverage.
		Student newspaper, which had been selling for 30 pence, is dropped by EUSA as part of a savings exercise.
	www.ed.ac.uk /annualreview/student-newspaper.html (896 words)

	Computer Education Project
		It begins by leading students through discovery to idenitify the many characteristics of a newspaper and culminates with the creating of a published document, which will be disseminated for others to enjoy.
		Students will have their column culminated into a final paper to be sold to the student body at the elementary school.
		Have the students in partner groups practice writing leads given the information of the five W's and H. Remind students the purpose is to present all of the important information about the event.
	www-ed.fnal.gov /linc/fall95/projects/butcher/Internetproject2.html (2494 words)

	Student Media At-A-Glance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The mission of ASU Student Media is to provide the University with a daily newspaper and other creative publications.
		Itule's job as director of student media was to build a program that included various self-supporting publications that could give students experience in all phases of publishing.
		The newspaper generally is published near the beginning and end of the fall and spring semesters.
	studentmedia.vpsa.asu.edu /webarchives/misc/aboutus/us.html (1650 words)

	Sentinel Student Newspaper
		Students who want to write just one article per quarter may simply write it and mail it to the email address below.
		This two-unit course covers newspaper basics and includes the weekly staff meeting at which articles are decided.
		Students are welcome to come to the first class and then make a decision.
	www.foothill.edu /sentinel (163 words)

	ACP Forums - College Newspapers Role in Endorsing Student Government Candidates
		The student government budget is about $500,000 and a portion of that money must go to the student newspaper.
		As a newspaper you have a right to endorse a candidate and the student government can't prohibit you from doing that, it would be a form of censorship.
		More than 50 percent of our budget is funded by student government and even though we are at a large university (34,000 students), when we run something the SG president doesn't like, or not cover something that they want us to cover, he still sometimes suggests that he will reduce our funding.
	www.studentpress.org /acp/forums/~1405.html (1538 words)

	Friends University - Crimson Chronicle - Online Student Newspaper
		We found that students were happy with the options they had at Garvey, but the limited hours and the competition with athletes led them to want another alternative,” Basile said.
		When surveying students, the CSS office found that the students felt that the union is cold and uninviting.
		Additionally the international students receive monthly e-mails with information that is vital to their education and status in the United States.
	studentweb.friends.edu /crimsonchronicle/article_detail.asp?id=895 (689 words)

	Oracle (Student Newspaper)
		Students who are involved in activities such as the student newspaper have more fun and get more out of college!
		Students may earn one credit each semester for work on the student newspaper, and those who participate in the publication of The Oracle may apply for scholarships as well..
		Students with internships not only receive college credit, but also are usually paid for their work.
	www.wwcc.cc.wy.us /oracle (636 words)

	The Lantern
		Students at the Farewell to the Ohio Union dinner waited for festivities to begin Wednesday evening.
		Student Affairs is moving out of the union in January and the building is set to be torn down during spring quarter, said Heather McGinnis, assistant director of the Ohio Union.
		As a part of the large student body here at Ohio State, I am among many that have been involved in the commotion that was caused by the BCS student lottery.
	www.thelantern.com (364 words)

	Student union threatens ban on student newspaper \| Samizdata.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The University of St Andrews Students' Association has threatened to ban the student newspaper, The Saint, for not complying with an Equal Opportunities Policy.
		Unlike student newspapers at many universities, it is not funded by the university/taxpayer.
		Now the union has found that the newspaper is in violation of the union's Equal Opportunities Policy on the grounds that it does not respect students' "right to dignity".
	www.samizdata.net /blog/archives/006802.html (1079 words)

	Friends University - Crimson Chronicle - Online Student Newspaper
		Students enrolled in the tuition package of 12 to 17.5 credit hours will pay $60 per semester in student fees for the upcoming school year.
		Jacobson said that because of the increase in student clubs and organizations and student attendance at SGA sponsored events, a budget increase was needed to keep SGA running in the future.
		While the goal of the budget is to use the money to increase student involvement and enthusiasm, the SGA executive council budgeted $7,000 for a national leadership conference attended by only executive members.
	studentweb.friends.edu /crimsonchronicle/article_detail.asp?id=742 (849 words)

	asu student newspaper
		The Bell Ringer is distributed to approximately 6,000 students, faculty, staff and their families at Augusta State University.
		COMJ 3041 Student Newspaper Practicum 1 and COMJ 3042 Student Newspaper Practicum 2 were developed at Augusta State to provide journalism students working experience in their field.
		If you use information gathered from a source such as a newspaper or magazine article or a U-wire story, please place a copy of this or any other source material in the editor's box in the office by the noon deadline on Tuesday.
	www.aug.edu /bellringer (1920 words)

	Editorial: A student newspaper is a democracy - Opinion & Analysis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The board of directors of The Varsity, a group of students and professional representatives, are proposing major changes to the way the paper is run, despite the objections of the current masthead and much of the volunteer staff.
		However, as we rely on a student levy ($1.25 per full-time student), we are required to have a board of directors to oversee the financial and operating aspects of the newspaper.
		The board insists that they need to have more input into who the EIC is (presumably, we can't trust the students who work so hard on this newspaper to elect qualified people to the job), and that the EIC needs to choose his own people to work with.
	www.thevarsity.ca /news/2004/04/05/OpinionAnalysis/Editorial.A.Student.Newspaper.Is.A.Democracy-651346.shtml (398 words)

	The Rattler Student Newspaper from St. Mary's University
		That newspaper was replaced by The St. Mary’s College Bulletin when the name of the institution was changed in 1923.
		The student newspaper soon became a bimonthly publication and it harvested many honors.
		Almost 80 years after the printing of its first issue as The Rattler, the student newspaper remains a bimonthly periodical focusing primarily on campus activities and personalities.
	www.stmarytx.edu /rattler/index.php?go=info (364 words)

	Student Newspaper
		The winner of a number of national awards for excellence, the student newspaper, The Loquitur, covers campus news and world news as it affects students' lives and interests.
		The newspaper is published weekly during the school year and is also online at http://theloquitur.com.
		The editorials, viewpoints, opinions, and letters to the editor published in Loquitur are the views of the student editorial board and the individual writers, not the entire student body or the faculty and administration.
	www.cabrini.edu /default.aspx?pageid=334 (77 words)

	CNN.com - University newspaper shut down over April Fools' issue - Apr. 12, 2003
		Stetson University suspended publication of its student newspaper and fired the editorial staff because an April Fools' Day issue included profanity, racist jokes and a sex column advocating rape and domestic violence.
		The Reporter, founded in 1887 and billed as the state's first college newspaper, was shut down Wednesday for the remainder of the school year.
		The newspaper had been under pressure from administrators to tone down the content of recent editions.
	www.cnn.com /2003/EDUCATION/04/12/student.newspaper.ap/index.html (436 words)

	Independent Florida Alligator - NEWS STORY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Dessarae Bassill is doing what no one at SFCC has done in about 30 years – starting a student newspaper.
		Bassill got the idea from Dan Rodkin, an adviser in the Center for Student Leadership and Activities last Spring when she wanted to publish a story in the school newspaper, but couldn’t because the school didn’t have a paper.
		The paper will be completely dependent on the Student Activities budget and SG funds, which are limited.
	www.alligator.org /edit/news/issues/01-fall/010904/b04newspaper4.html (358 words)

	Student newspaper reprints Moahmmed cartoon: paper recalled and editor suspended - Editors Weblog
		Copies of the Universtiy of Cardiff's student newspaper Gair Rhydd (free word in Welsh) have been recalled and its editor and three other journalists have been suspended after the paper reprinted one of the 12 infamous Mohammed cartoons.
		A spokesperson for the University of Cardiff Students' Union made the following statement about the publication of the controversial cartoons: "The editorial team enjoy the normal freedoms and independence associated with the press in the UK, and are expected to exercise those freedoms with responsibility, due care and judgment,...
		The students' union very much regrets any upset caused or disrespect shown by the publication of the controversial cartoon and has taken immediate action by promptly withdrawing all copies of this week's edition of Gair Rhydd at the earliest moment possible."
	www.editorsweblog.org /print_newspapers/2006/02/student_newspaper_reprints_moahmmed_cart.php (512 words)

	The Student Newspaper Survival Guide/Chapter 2
		Founded by newspaper publishers in 1946, the American Press Institute is the oldest and largest center devoted solely to training and professional development for the news industry and journalism educators.
		The institute offers an intensive seminar each summer for college newspaper editors where students can acquire and sharpen skills in managing people, resources and time while meeting and working with their peers from across the country.
		The association sponsors regional conferences for students and journalism educators, a national convention, a winter faculty conference and a summer editors workshop.
	online.sfsu.edu /~kanigel/StudentNewspaperSurvivalGuide/chapter2.html (464 words)

	The Pleiad - Albion College's Student Newspaper
		The cuts were also seen as a violation of the faculty handbook and a broken promise to faculty members who were offered the tenure-track positions with the implication of commitment from the college, said Gregory Saltzman, professor of economics and management and Budgets, Salaries, and Benefits Committee chair.
		According to VanAken, the current operating revenue of the college is around $45 million, the main sources being students’ tuition, donations, and a five percent spending formula on the college’s endowment, which is currently at $180 million.
		Looking at enrollment a few years ahead, the college will need to recruit classes to replace the class of 2008 that came in with 559 students and the class of 2009 that came in with 571 students, an important thing to be noted, according to VanAken.
	www.albion.edu /pleiad (1218 words)

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