CADET SLOUCH
by Jim Earle
3 Review articles
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advisor of The Review, said Max
well had checked some of the
facts and found a number wrong.
Maxwell, as dean, had access
to verification that he and Miss
Wallace didn’t, Eilers said.
“I agree with Maxwell whole
heartedly that you don’t run state
ments which aren’t facts, even
if they are feelings,” he said.
Eilers said he hadn’t read the
copy word for word because by
reading it, he would be censoring
it.
The call from the dean’s office
was the first notice that anything
was amiss, Miss Wallace said.
She and Eilers talked with Jim
Lindsey, chairman of the Student
Publications Board, who told them
he wouldn’t touch the sloppy copy
she had sent down and was send
ing it to the dean to settle things
once and for all. He said the copy
contained misspelled words, gram
mar errors and sentence frag
ments.
The copy was typed, and edited
with standard copy editing marks.
The copy was turned over to
Lane Stephenson, associate direc
tor of University Information by
J. Frank Tucker, superintendent
of the A&M press. Stephenson
said he took it to Lindsey because
of the sloppiness.
Lindsey’s only comment was
that the deans were charged by
the president to handle the edi
torial content of the magazine.
Tucker said he took the copy
to Stephenson because of the way
it was written. Words were left
out, he said and sometimes it
didn’t make sense.
“Also there was one article we
didn’t know whether they wanted
to run,” he said. “You have to
be very careful about what you
say and how you say it in a stu
dent publication. Sometimes we
wonder whether the editors and
advisors read it. That’s why we
didn’t send it back to the editor
or whoever wrote it.”
Tom Rowell, A&M Press art
supervisor, who brought the copy
to Tucker’s attention did not,
mention this, however.
“The copy would have been
most difficult for typesetters to
set,” he said. “We have nothing
to do with content. We work with
each editor each year. With every
issue things improve. I’m sure
things would have improved with
Janie, too. The students just
don’t have the time to turn in
perfect copy. My choice would
Bulletin Board
“It’s a petition to shorten the length of football games
from 60 to 56 minutes.”
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have been to go directly back
to Janie, but I’m not the super
visor.”
If they had sent the copy back
to her, she would have corrected
it and sent it back to them perfect,
Miss Wallace said.
The earlist the magazine can
come out is the end of November,
Miss Wallace said, since there
will be a seven-week delay after
the copy goes to press.
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