Hot dogs, hot dogs and more hot dogs was the standard order Monday night at
Hector's as several contestants tried to outdo each other in a hot dog eating contest.
Hector's employe Tom Norby was happy to oblige as he hands Pete Galiniadis a dog.
High school editors
attend 30th annual
N.C. Press Institute
More than 270 high school newspaper
and yearbook editors and their faculty
advisors attended the 30th annual North
Carolina Scholastic Press Institute at UNC
here this week.
The Institute is designed to aid
students and advisors in improving their
publications. It includes
lecture-demonstrations in newswriting,
makeup, photography, sports writing,
editorial writing, staff organization,
advertising and budgets.
Participants for the 1971 Institute are
from 44 Tar Heel schools.
Dean John B. Adams of the UNC
School of Journalism welcomed Institute
participants at the opening session
Monday, and Melissa Hardy of Chapel
Hill, 18-year-old published novelist, was
the speaker at the awards luncheon on
Wednesday.
UNC Journalism Professor Walter
Spearman is Institute director.
Faculty for the Institute includes Mrs.
Zora Rashkis of Chapel Hill, instructor
Campus
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a.m. in Rooms 202-204 of the Student
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interested people may stay and ask
questions until 6 p.m.
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for newspaper staff members, and J.B.
Edwards of Winston-Salem, instructor for
yearbook staffers.
Special speakers included: L. E.
Mullins of the Raleigh News and Observer
and . a member of UNC's Journalism
faculty; Pat Reese, Fayetteville Observer;
Jack Claiborne, Charlotte Observer; Bruce
Philips, The Raleigh Times; Arlene
Edwards, Winston-Salem Journal, and
David Nicholson, Greensboro Daily News.
A panel on "Adventures in Editing a
College Newspaper" featured Rick Gray,
former DTH associate editor and
columnist; Mike Parnell, summer editor
of the Tar Heel and managing editor of
the DTH; and Lana Starnes, news editor
of the Summer Tar Heel and columnist of
the DTH.
A highlight of the Institute was the
announcement of the 1971 awards at the
banquet Wednesday. Awards were
presented for the best yearbooks and
newpapers and for the best work done by
individual students. New officers were
announced at that time.
The N. C. Scholastic Press Institute is
sponsored by the UNC School of
Journalism, UNC Extension Division, the
N. C. Press Association and the N. C.
Department of Public Instruction.
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Kevin Sherwood stuffs in another one as John Phillips looks on. Sherwood ate 14 by
the two hour deadline, and that was good enough to take home the $25 first prize.
(Staff photos by John Gellman)
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