The Counterweight Named CN's Paper of the Year

The Counterweight Named CN's Paper of the Year

The Counterweight, the Collegiate Network member paper at Bucknell University, won the Paper of the Year Award at the 2007 Collegiate Network Editors Conference. Check out their website to download the online versions.

Also winning awards were:

The Rice Standard for Best New Paper
The California Patriot at UC Berkeley for Best Magazine Style Design and Layout
The Vanderbilt Torch for Best Newspaper Style Design and Layout
The Carolina Review at University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, for Best Website Content and Design

To see past winners, click here.

Awards for 2008 will be announced at this year's upcoming Editors Conferences.

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