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Tag: Harrisburg

Ill. school board approves prior review policy for student newspaper

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April 8, 2009September 5, 2018 Jaclyn Hirsch

After three months of review, the Harrisburg, Ill. school board approved a prior review policy that gives Harrisburg High School Principal Karen Crank authority to review the student newspaper, the Purple Clarion, 48 hours before publication.

Tagged Harrisburg, Harrisburg High School, Hazelwood, Ill., Purple Clarion

Ill. school board imposes directive for student newspaper to use courtesy titles in stories

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January 28, 2009September 5, 2018 Jaclyn Hirsch

Students at Harrisburg High School, in Harrisburg, Ill., are forced to use courtesy titles in editorial and opinion content in the student newspaper when referring to faculty, staff or members of the school board after the Board of Education imposed a new directive last week.

Tagged Harrisburg, Ill., Illinois, Purple Clarion

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