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Tiger Newspaper Awarded for Excellence
Tiger Newspaper was honored as a 2011 gold medalist by Columbia Scholastic Press Association—making it the third consecutive year in a row.
student publication, Tiger Newspaper, was honored as a 2011 gold medalist by Columbia Scholastic Press Association—making it the third consecutive year in a row.
While this award is nothing new to the paper, it's the first time Tiger Online has been recognized, according to the high school's website.
Per SPHS's site:
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The newspaper was praised for professional design, solid writing, and outstanding illustrations and sports action photography. CSPA said that 'Messages for Hajime' showed the impact that Tiger can have on the school community. Strong leadership was demonstrated in editorials and web exclusive content kept readers informed between print editions.
In honor of this awesome award, Patch picked some of our favorite Tiger articles published over the past two months:
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- Meghan Roche gives graduation advice: Keep Calm and Apply Ahead
- Rhian Moore explores one student's impressive hobby: JaminVlogs Reaches 100 Days_
- Anne Kitchens profiles an eclectic sophomore: Personality Profile: Diana Spiegel
- Rachael Garner and Siria Medina take great photos for a great cause: SPHS Goes Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
- Madison Amido and Matt DeFulgentiis explain an interesting game popular among high schoolers: Assassins Serve up Spoonfuls of Death
What's your favorite Tiger article?
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