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University of Texas student wins Hearst journalism award
Vice President Humphrey presented Dorothy J. Lillard a Hearst Foundation College Journalism Award medallion worth 600 dollars for second place. Lillard, UT senior and former Ram Page editor, interned for the Dallas Morning News while interviewing a high profile murder case. Indiana University won top honors. Nebraska and North Carolina took second and third.
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Cleveland
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