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Newspaper Pro­ duction Strives
For Quality
If you are looking for a copy of the Purple and Gold, you won’t find it. Instead you will find the newly named CBA paper, The Pride.
Although the newspaper’s pro­ duction started off slowly the speed picked up and the Pride real­ ly made a name for itself This
year, the paper was printed bi­ weekly by the last semester. This
has never been done before.
This year’s editors were Joe Guinto as the Editor-in Chief, and Brad Pinsky as the assistant Edi­ tor.
The excellence of the CBA newspaper was once again shown in this year’s newspaper. The Pride.
(opposite bottom left) Brad Pinsky gives his professional opinion as the assistant Editor
(opposite bottom right) Joe Guinto gives his editors a call to help get out the late edition of the newspaper
(opposite top) Paul Barnaba pays absolute attention at the editor's meeting
(top left) Steve Turo does nothing important as usual
(top right) John Maryak grins and takes the abuse for his opinionated articles
(left) Editor's meeting . . . Brad Pinsky says, "Everything in Kosher"
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