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Vol. XV, No. 13 San Marcos, California Monday, January 14, 1963
'Focus' Magazine Hits Campus Today The fifth edition of FOCUS will be placed in the hands of the Palomar college student today. Distribution of the "controversial" campus magazine will take place in the Student Union. All ASB card holders are requested to present their cards for identification. For the third year, the "young" publication will attempt to present to the student body a view of Palomar activity. With the discontinuance of MIRROR, the college yearbook, the ASB indicated a publication was needed to replace this loss. FOCUS was created to bridge this gap. During the first year, both volumes attempted to present graphically the year's activities. The second year brought a change to a literay form. Lou Rabe and Landis Green edited both editions respectively. The magazine created a some comment with its esoteric articles. Essentially, the magazine developed the creative literary needs Of Palomar. This year BRAVURA will satisfY those creative needs. FOCUS then, was deemed a publication of "Interpreati ve reporting." Ken Anderson, editor; Sandra Meyer, art director' Mary Waller, Tony Atkinson, Henry Melanson, staff; attempted to meet these requirements. Ivan Craig, Linda Frame, Nancy Hanks, Mary Kilman, Frank Hopkins, Kristie Savey, Clayton Sketoe, Doub Welborn, Richard Young, Sharon Cameron contributed to the magazine. Students interested in working on the magazine may obtain information in "D", journalism building. The staff is usually made up of members of the Journalism 3A and 3B classes, however, the class is not necessary to contribute to the publication.
KEN ANDERSON, FOCUS EDITOR
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ONTHEMOVE . . .
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