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| − | The Record is an independent student-run newspaper which has been in operation at | + | The Record is an independent student-run newspaper which has been in operation at Williams since 1885. It is published weekly on Wednesday and available across campus. |
All are welcome to join by attending writers meetings on Wednesday evenings at 6:30 in the Record office (the old American Legion building) at the end of Spring Street. You can recognize it by the ugly neon doors. Writers are always needed for all sections -- News, Opinions, Features, Arts and Sports -- as well as photographers, cartoonists, you name it. | All are welcome to join by attending writers meetings on Wednesday evenings at 6:30 in the Record office (the old American Legion building) at the end of Spring Street. You can recognize it by the ugly neon doors. Writers are always needed for all sections -- News, Opinions, Features, Arts and Sports -- as well as photographers, cartoonists, you name it. | ||
See [http://www.williamsrecord.com/wr/?sawContrib=yes the Record online]. | See [http://www.williamsrecord.com/wr/?sawContrib=yes the Record online]. | ||
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The Record is an independent student-run newspaper which has been in operation at Williams since 1885. It is published weekly on Wednesday and available across campus.
All are welcome to join by attending writers meetings on Wednesday evenings at 6:30 in the Record office (the old American Legion building) at the end of Spring Street. You can recognize it by the ugly neon doors. Writers are always needed for all sections -- News, Opinions, Features, Arts and Sports -- as well as photographers, cartoonists, you name it.
See the Record online.
