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Tag: Manatee Community College

Officials replace student newspaper

Uncategorized
December 1, 2004

Two months after Manatee Community College officially dissolved the student newspaper the Lance, the paper’s editor in chief, Jim Malec, says he will not let the publication die.

Tagged , Florida, Lance, Manatee Community College, reports, Winter 2004-05

Fla. college suspends paper after students fight for control

Uncategorized
August 1, 2004

Since February, editors struggled with administrators over access to the school’s financial records and the use of the college’s logo on their business cards. The situation climaxed in March when editors printed an article — without their adviser’s approval — criticizing the lack of student activities on campus.

Tagged , Fall 2004, Florida, Manatee Community College, reports, The Lance

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