Inside September 28, 2004's Issue

'Six Mile Post' named All-American for 2003-04

By Amy Waters
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Staff Writer

The �Six Mile Post� has received the Associated Collegiate Press' All-American honor rating for the 2003-2004 school year. This is the sixth time the newspaper has received this rating.

The rating scale starts at the low end with Third Class and goes up to the All-American rating.

An All-American rating is given to a publication which receives four or five Marks of Distinction and a minimum of 900 evaluation points. The �Six Mile Post� received four Marks of Distinction.

Sam Chapman, editor-in-chief of the �Six Mile Post,� said, �The whole staff is deserving of the honor. We all take time out of our personal schedules, not class time, to work on the paper.�

He added that Dr. Kristie Kemper, �Six Mile Post� adviser, is the oxygen that keeps the newspaper alive. �She keeps this thing running,� he said.

The staff for 2004-2005 has many new and returning members.

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