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Stetson University I DeLand, Fla.
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It's a great privilege for The
Reporter staff to attend journalism
and media conferences ever/ school
year. This fall, we attended the Associated College Press (ACP) and National College Media/College Media
Association (CMA) National Student
Media Convention in Austin, Texas.
This conference marks a big milestone in Stetson's student media, being the first to not only be attended by
Stetson writers and editors, but also
leaders from each of the major facets
of student-i^ri a^dla on -
Not or; \ " SI for
enhancing The Reporter, running the
:tion, and fi
the Touchstone literary journal, but we
had a lot of adventures and got to experience a very unique slice of Texas,
complete with dinner theaters, zombie
blood, and bat swarms.
Those of us involved in the student
media family hope you enjoy our tales
from the Lone Star state, complete
with interesting photos and aritdes on
advice we , . -; , - lie
amazing p 3<: -aal journalists who
were in attendance, as well as over ; ■::
1,700 students just like us, who alS;v ■
shared this news-nerd's paradise ■ -.
few short days.
— Sarah Dean, Editor-in- r
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