FHSTheFlash The Flash Volume 46, Issue 6 April 2006 | Page 17
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Editors-in-Chief
Alleysha Tucker
Kristen Schatow
Assistant Editor
Amanda Dupure
Advisory Editor
Nicki Hinchman
Photo Editor
Kyle Snarski
Exchange Editor
Petia Kapintcheva
Web Editor
Andrew Kauffman
Web Master
Aaron Hamel
Flash Reporters
Ashley Bletch
Paul Digiovanni
Robert Druzynski
Aaron Hamel
Arthur McCall
John Milby
Jerica Pitts
Sarah Zalewski
Samantha Saenz
Adviser
James Flanagan
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MIPA AWARDS
Every year the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association
(MIPA) holds an award ceremony to honor the state’s top
high school journalists. Out of 79 schools and a total of 2,783
entries, the following staff and students were given the following awards for their submissions:
- The Flash Staff was awarded the Silver Medal in the
Newspaper Spartan Contest and four Awards of
Merit.
- Aaron Hamel and Kyle Snarski were awarded third
place for reviews.
- Robert Druzynski was awarded third place for his
feature column.
- Alleysha Tucker received an honorable mention for
her sports feature.
The purpose of the Flash is to inform and
entertain our audience, which includes the
entire community, on subjects that may
affect our readers. We also aim to be an
open forum for the audience to be heard and
make comments and observations. It is our
intent that we provide this information in a
clear, meaningful, and journalistic way. The
Flash is a member of the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association (MIPA).
Editorial Policy
The editorial board is the decision-making
group for the newspaper staff. It includes
the editor-in-chief, assistant editors, and
all other writers, web editors, and photographers. The board is in charge of making
the decisions on what will go into the
newspaper. If a controversial issue arises, it
is the common assumption that there will
be nothing published in the newspaper that
is libelous, obscene, copyrighted, disrupting, or advocating illegal activities.
Contact Us
At the Flash, we encourage letters to the
editor so that our readers can cooperate
with us to make a better newspaper. Any
signed letter of which is not libelous, obscene, or regarding defamation or incitement may be accepted to be published.
Letters are subject to edit for grammar and
content if necessary. Please keep letters 250
words or less. Letters can also be submitted in the box outside of the journalism
room or in the main office, as well as via email to [email protected] Letters
to the Editor should be addressed to: Letter to the Editor, The Flash, 34270 Garfield,
Fraser, MI 48026