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Page 4 — THE WESTERN TEXAN — Friday, April 24, 1981
Campus
Two journalists came home with awards from the TIP A.
Lynda Cain won an honorable in TV and Ken Grimm won
second in broadcast news writing. -Aline Parks photo
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Grimm, Cain gain honors
at 69th TIPA convention
Two WTC journalists won
places in live press contests
staged by the Texas Inter-
collegiate Press Association
during the 69th Annual Con-
vention April 9-11 at
Southwest Texas State
University in San Marcos.
Ken Grimm of Abilene,
staff artist for The Western
Texan, took second place in
broadcast news writing,
while Lynda Cain of Coral
Springs, Fla., editor of
Trail blazer, campus year-
book, and assistant editor of
The Western Texan, took
honorable mention in televi-
sion announcing.
Also representing WTC in
live competition were Gary
Atwood of Snyder, sports
editor, headline writing; Billy
Fowler of Jayton,
photographer, radio announ-
cing; Beth Pumphrey of Old
Glory, staff writer, news
writing; J.D. Helm of
Abilene, editor of The
Western Texan, editorial
writing; Trade Gilstrap of
Snyder, assistant edior of
The Western Texan, adver-
tising copy writing and
layout; Linda Belvin of
Loraine, assistant editor of
The Western Texan, feature
writing, and Cain, commer-
cial copy writing.
University journalists
competing represented
Southwest Texas State,
Lamar, Stephen F. Austin,
Texas A&I, UT-Arlington,
UT-E1 Paso, West Texas
State, Sam Houston State,
Pan American, Midwestern
State, Sul Ross State,
Wayland Baptist, Angelo
State, UT-Permian Basin,
UT-Tyler, Hardin-Simmons,
Texas Wesleyan, Howard
Payne, McMurry and
Abilene Christian.
Junior and community
college students in the com-
petition were from Amarillo,
Lee (Baytown), Midland,
South Plains (Levelland),
Angelina (Lufkin), Howard
(Big Spring), Southwest
Texas (Uvalde), Bee County
(Beeville), Eastfield (Dallas),
Paris, Temple, Odessa,
Kilgore, Tarrant County
South (Ft. Worth), Tarrant
County Northwest (Ft.
Worth), Tarrant County
Northeast (Hurst), Hender-
son County (Athens),
McLennan (Waco), Cisco,
North Harris County
(Houston), Richland (Dallas)
and WTC.
"I'm very proud of Ken
and Lynda because of their
very stiff competition, but
I'm also proud of all our
representatives in the con-
tests. They are to be com-
mended for their fine efforts
against some of the best col-
lege student journalists in the
state," said Dr. Mike
McBride.
During an advisers' learn-
ing session led by Jan
Rawson of Citrus College in
Asuza, Calif, and Tom
Kramer of Pierce College in
Los Angeles, McBride was
named to chair a state press
committee on special services
set up to investigate articula-
tion and transfer, national
advertising, recruiting prac-
tices and policy reference.
Keynote speakers during
the conference were Joe
Murray,, publisher of the
Pulitzer Prize-winning
Lufkin News; Arthur
Ginsberg, former chief of the
FCC Complaints and Com-
pliance Division in
Washington, and John
Kelso, columnist for the
A ustin A merican-Statesman.
SASC asks for '81 applications
The Scholastic A11 -
American Selection Commit-
tee is accepting applications
for the 1981 spring semester.
Students who are active in
scholastic organizations and
who perform well in class are
asked to join.
The Scholastic A11 -
American is an honor society
founded to recognize this
country's top undergraduate
and graduate students.
Students are selected from
over 1,280 schools covering
all 50 states. Members par-
ticipate in various nationally-
organized service projects
each year.
Students are selected for
consideration based on the
extent of their academic and
scholastic performance both
in and out of the classroom.
No one factor is weighed
heaviest when a new member
is considered. A student's
best asset must be his or her
"well-roundedness."
Interested students are
asked to send a stamped,
self-addressed envelope to
"Application," Scholastic
All-American, Ad-
ministrative Offices, P.O.
Box 237, Clinton, New York
13323.
All students are encourag-
ed to submit an application
regardless of their grade-
point average.
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