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Newspaper
Sterling Script
Location
Sterling, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1972
Page
1
The piece argues for a state funded stipend model allowing parents to choose schools, warns against focusing on popularity over quality, and outlines proposals for reform. It urges a compulsory education course at SHS, personal studies on media and institutions, and active rejection of gimmicks that prioritize appeal over learning.
Dr LeFleur, the longtime educator from Lombard Illinois, is profiled as the guest who distributed awards at the Gymnastics Club meet two weeks ago. He is the assistant principal of instruction at SHS and comments on education, college value, and community involvement in schooling.
A reader critiques the school newspaper Scripts and TPP program. The letter defends staff choices, questions competition in large schools, and argues for broad skill coverage in journalism and broadcasting careers. It reflects on writer accountability, audience, and the personal tone of campus discourse.
The piece gleefully captures Doug Fitzgerald's spoof run for president with quips about slogans, mock policy quibbles, and oddball campaign stunts. It notes stray votes in New Hampshire and Florida, a juke box tape, and a dream coalition with Pat Paulson and Harold Stassen as the scene riffs on electoral absurdity.
The document names newsroom leadership and staffing across Editor in Chief Assistant Editor Features News Sports Circulation and Business layouts. It lists Michael Smith Dave Myhre Bill Colson Connie Deltman Lauris Grabeklis Randy Duncan Mary Wise Carmin Walter Randy Smith as staff.
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