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Announces its Editors on Fellowship (or 1993-94 Four groduohng seniors have been selected lor the editociol fellowship (loss of U The Naltonol College Mogawe for the 1993 9t publishing yeor Ihe edtlocs who will begin work in June 1993 ot U heodguorters in los Angeles, wen chosen on the strength of their cotte Qiote ond professwool journalism experience They will be responsible foe commissioning ond editing stones photos ond ortwock horn student |ourndists ocross the rountry They oho will assist m laying out ond designing the mogorine proofing pages ond keeping obtecs! of college issues ond events through our nctionol network of editors ond contorts The fellowship progiom. now in its seventh yeor attrocts student journalists from the nation s lop college newspapers mogo rwes ond yearbooks As port of the soloned fellowship program editors ore provided beochfront housing in Santo Monica ond roundtrip transportation to ond from los Angeles Gayle (ohfii wax maiia^in^ editor. inintainmeni fill lor, supplement rditoi, imrxli^alnr tram iriiorIn anil pi iwlm lion manag rl of / hr llirrzr, (lie* studrnt-i un lino papet ai (ainrx Madison l Her piotrxxional expert nil r ini Intlrx all miniixlnp with llir /m \tigrlr\ Hraart. Allrrking at * .,(*a\lr plans to pur mu* a c arrrr in rna^a/iius. Elizabeth Lee was fe.t tuies editor, .isms (,UU lealin es editor and opinions editor ot / hf l liil llot, die sllident ncssspapri oi (lie ( oileKc ot \\ illiam and Mars. |- li/aheth s profes sional cxperieiu e im hides ss 11(111^' positions lot the l trgniut (oiirttr and 1‘aMuirno Stm .Sen's She plant Co work as a foreign affairs rorrr s|miii(I(*iiI lor a national news maga/ine. Po«l Htlfttl Mlird .is rdilor in < liief, lea lures editor and asso i i.tlc features editor of V irginia I re ft s ( nl Irgintr lime i. In addition to numerous freelance writing pose lions, lie also lias interned for the Potomac Vru’j, anil Hoauokr lima Cf Wot lit \ru<% Paul plans to report and (Miit lot cLuh nrusp.tprix and ihcn i<> rriuni lo m)ith>1 fin his Ph.D. and .1 U\u hing Robert Miller has held the tup spots .it / hr Minim HuiiiKiiir. the student newspaper at the l id Miami, and I hr Ibis, the Miami student \ ear book. Miller also has interned at the Miami Hnalil and has written lor the l os \ngrlrs /lines, l \A I mins and I hr t mnr\ Xation. After win kitiu at / .. KulwH hope* to Ik- an t-ditoi al a major metro politan <LiiU ora largr-tirtulation magazine*. U. Pick the Oscars™ Contest and winners are... Grand Prize winner of $500 cash lost) Ryan. U. ol Chicago Runners-up winners of one-year theater passes from AMC Theaters \U Milli.in, Wi fl <.eoivii.i College Ionian Kroluk. f. vt Michigan. Ann Arbor l.upe < ilorac. ( .MJ l ong Ue.uh I low .ml Qtiinn. U W Cilicmnati ■ s iBVe Ikth KolH-nson, E-IM Carolina 1 Mr had Maud. y'hkoil'' College Mike W ilson. I < <f Michigan. Ann Arbor Siim-un I lumphreys, Miami Dade College William DC S'antfl fkirixrr* Urine ba unan, U. of Kentucky Congratulations to all of the p inners and watch for next year* contest’ I \11*1 OV\l I \ I CRUISE JOBS Stmlrnh Nm-xli-xt' K»m S2.000* month * m»rkl trawl dhi'( ttnhtxMn, Vlcthu huniv tli > >% » *♦ long It »rv mr*- shipM* I*«urt\imjvmn-s I K »l*la>. Summit and Hill-Timeempluyment available K*r empk*v men! pn»gram tali ( ruts* I mploymrnt Vn un 12061 >.U-04tt hi. C MHS • INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT • Mak*- mmH'V !.-a. hln^ Kish vimvi-tMtiotwl I neltyhabriMii lapanan>t laivvan l.unS2.W0~ $4,000+ (xr month Many pfovi.ii- room U Nvuii • oth.-r |y iM-litv’ I nun. tally ami .ultut ally rvtvanlinR1 I or .mplovm.-nt program .all Inlrmaliunal I-mpJojmcnt t.rmip I 200 M2-1IM t'*t. JJ722 _ • ALASKA SUMMER JOBS • Students Needed' I am $60t>W*eek in cannrfics **t $4,000+ per month on fishing Nuts K«*Mn A Hoard' free irumpiHi.ilton' Over H.ODDopcnmgs No cvprrk-mr nccrv\ary! 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