Campus_Canopy

CLUBS

Campus Canopy

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Number: uvw0305
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1935
Notes: For a number of years it was felt that one of the greatest needs on campus was the need for a newsparper in which the latest news of important college happenings could be recorded. This year that dream was realized when THE CAMPUS CANOPY, the weekly newspaper, made its first appearance in November.

Number: uvw0306
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1937
Notes: The paper is a four-column, four-page weekly publication, and is pronted on magazine paper. Staff meetings were held this year to discuss the problems of journalism on the campus. These meetings furthered the aims of the publication--to make the paper an essential feature of campus life, to bring an appreciation of journalism to the students, and to raise the standard of the paper itself.

Number: uvw0307
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1938
Notes: Changing in its first issue from the four column publicationn of previous years printed on magazine paper to a five column paper on newsprint, the Campus Canopy brought out the first streamlined college newspaper in Georgia, October 27.

Number: uvw0308
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1939
Notes: A member of theGeorgia Collegiate Press Association, the Canopy sent delegates to the February meeting in Athens, and was host at the Spring meeting at the Valdosta capmus.

Number: uvw0309
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1940
Notes: The Campus Canopy sees all, tells all, and is the official organ of the student body.

Number: uvw0310
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1942
Notes: Having rated second-class in the past, the Canopy set its cap for a higher honor by modernizing the make-up with an occasional picture page, dropped banner, and magazine-like appearance. Among the college reforms campaigned for through editorial columns was the abolition of the stagger system, which was granted in the early fall.

Number: uvw0311
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1943
Notes: The Campus Canopy is a student publication, by and for the students. Appearing every Friday night, the Canopy presents the news of the week from Assembly speakers to dormitory gossip. Student opinion is freely expressed through its columns, and an open editorial policy is maintained.

Number: uvw0312
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1945
Notes: Any student interested in journalism is eligible for the staff of the Campus Canopy, and regular try-outs are held early in the year for prospective reporters and feature writers.

Number: uvw0313
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1946
Notes: Our paper, the Campus Canopy, carries the news of interest on campus, from other campuses, and world events.

Number: uvw0314
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1947
Notes: The Campus Canopy, a bi-weekly publication of the student body attempts through its columns, editorials, features, and news stories to be representative of student opinion on the G.S.W.C. Campus.

Number: uvw0315
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1948
Notes: During Freshman Week, members of the staff publish The Campus Junior, a mimeographed paper, to keep the Freshmen informed about the week's events.

Number: uvw0316
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1949

Number: uvw0317
Title: Campus Canopy Club
Date: 1950

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	Number: uvw0305 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1935 Notes: For a number of years it was felt that one of the greatest needs on campus was the need for a newsparper in which the latest news of important college happenings could be recorded. This year that dream was realized when THE CAMPUS CANOPY, the weekly newspaper, made its first appearance in November.
	Number: uvw0306 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1937 Notes: The paper is a four-column, four-page weekly publication, and is pronted on magazine paper. Staff meetings were held this year to discuss the problems of journalism on the campus. These meetings furthered the aims of the publication--to make the paper an essential feature of campus life, to bring an appreciation of journalism to the students, and to raise the standard of the paper itself.
	Number: uvw0307 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1938 Notes: Changing in its first issue from the four column publicationn of previous years printed on magazine paper to a five column paper on newsprint, the Campus Canopy brought out the first streamlined college newspaper in Georgia, October 27.
	Number: uvw0308 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1939 Notes: A member of theGeorgia Collegiate Press Association, the Canopy sent delegates to the February meeting in Athens, and was host at the Spring meeting at the Valdosta capmus.
	Number: uvw0309 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1940 Notes: The Campus Canopy sees all, tells all, and is the official organ of the student body.
	Number: uvw0310 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1942 Notes: Having rated second-class in the past, the Canopy set its cap for a higher honor by modernizing the make-up with an occasional picture page, dropped banner, and magazine-like appearance. Among the college reforms campaigned for through editorial columns was the abolition of the stagger system, which was granted in the early fall.
	Number: uvw0311 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1943 Notes: The Campus Canopy is a student publication, by and for the students. Appearing every Friday night, the Canopy presents the news of the week from Assembly speakers to dormitory gossip. Student opinion is freely expressed through its columns, and an open editorial policy is maintained.
	Number: uvw0312 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1945 Notes: Any student interested in journalism is eligible for the staff of the Campus Canopy, and regular try-outs are held early in the year for prospective reporters and feature writers.
	Number: uvw0313 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1946 Notes: Our paper, the Campus Canopy, carries the news of interest on campus, from other campuses, and world events.
	Number: uvw0314 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1947 Notes: The Campus Canopy, a bi-weekly publication of the student body attempts through its columns, editorials, features, and news stories to be representative of student opinion on the G.S.W.C. Campus.
	Number: uvw0315 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1948 Notes: During Freshman Week, members of the staff publish The Campus Junior, a mimeographed paper, to keep the Freshmen informed about the week's events.
	Number: uvw0316 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1949
	Number: uvw0317 Title: Campus Canopy Club Date: 1950