1978_03 The Daily Collegian March 1978

              "The Dally Collegian"
'Insight' wins honors at journalism convention
BYLOBGRUNWAID
Karen Clark, Michelle Carter
and other CSUF journalists
brought home honors from the
29th annual California Intercollegiate Press.' Association
convention, held Feb. 24 and 25
In San Luis Obispo.
Clark, who submitted her first
sports story, took the first-place
award in the on-the-spot sports
writing contest She is managing
editor of "Insight."
Carter won first-place in the
best opinion column category,
with an article on funeral costs.
"Insight rated first place In
the mail division's best general
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excellence weekly category. The
CSUF paper won three first-place
awards in tbe tost five years in
tbe weeklies competition, said
Dr. Arthur Margoslan, journalism department chairman.
"Insight" has also vontwoflrst-
place awards in tbe tost five
years in the dallies competition,
be said.
"Insight" aJsoplacedsecond in
tbe special sections category and
third place in best content in a
single Issue andfrortpagemake
up competition.
Bruce Scott, editor of "The
Dally Collegian," was elected
president of the CIPA. Scott
said be would like to make the
CIPA more than a yearly meeting.
Right now. Scott said, "everybody listens to a few speakers,
eats some food, competes In contests, receives awards, celebrates by getting drunk and goes
home and forgets about CIPA until next year."
Scott said be would like to
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transform the organization hfe
a permanent, ongoing one s.
electing CIPA delegates for th!
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competition.   .
Former officers of the CuV
include Margoslan, who to,
president In 1956, and journalin
professor Schyler Rohan, an «.•
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Second-place awards went to
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No smoking.
(Cont'd from pg. 4)
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'or th* passage of the Inltatlve
,„ November. Most of the signal .it CSUF, she said.
"This freedom means that we / are far In excess of those al-"
have the right to smoke. lowed by federal government
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stop smoking. But smoking "Most people have the mis-
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