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THE OTHER PRESS

A nose for news — and a stomach for

The city room knows him no more.

He has passed on to some private and personal nirvana of his own, where every typewriter has all its keys and a bottle waits at every four-alarm fire.

He was a good employee. Accepted assign- ments, went out and got what the editor was looking for. No questions asked.

When you think about it, it’s a good thing the city room knows him no more. That kind of reporting, the kind that is still found in today’s commercial newspapers, is archaic. Lazy, un- thinking, unquestioning.

The Other Press doesn’t believe in lazy report- ing or unthinking journalism. We believe in a thinking, breathing, dynamic student press. The student staff works to provide students at Doug- las College with the best possible newspaper. We think we do a pretty good job. We know we can do better.

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We’re always looking for recruits and are wil- ling to train interested students. So if you’d like to do news reporting, reviews, features, photos, car- toons, layout design, or just about anything you’d like, c’mon in and ask us about you.

And since The Other Press is democratically- run, no one person gives out all the orders. And no one gets stuck with all the shit work. And no one has to put up with discrimination or harassment.

The Other Press is a joint effort (in more ways than one), so you'll be part of the frustrations as well as the victories, the responsibilities as well as the parties. You'll know your college like few others. And in between the parties, you might pick up a skill or two.

Drop by our office on the main concourse

right next door (gasp!) to the Student Society .

The Other Press

For that Other Education. KEESSEESSSSS

Wednesday, October 5, 1983.