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... Republic Act of 7079 as the true catalyst for press freedom by:
a. Upholding and protecting the freedom of the press even at the campus level;
b. Promoting the development and growth of campus journalism and
c. Initiating activities aimed at improving the journalistic skills of student through seminar, workshops and others.
4. A complete file of the student publication be made available in college library.
5. A study of the same nature should be undertaken in other issue of CAST-Chronicle to ascertain further the accuracy of the result of this study
PERCEPTIONS OF AB ENGLISH STUDENTS IN THE CAMPUS NEWSPAPER
This study explores the perceptions of English students regarding student paper publication as a medium of conveying messages.
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| language |  | english |
| wordcount |  | 2713 (cca 7.5 pages) |
| contextual quality |  | N/A |
| language level |  | N/A |
| price |  | free |
| sources |  | 43 |
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PERCEPTIONS OF AB ENGLISH STUDENTS IN THE CAMPUS NEWSPAPER Rationale Student Publication has become a significant vehicle for change. Lapuz (2007), underscored this role to a group of school journalist, teacher- advisers, MECS officials and city officials by saying: Campus publication can help the government in three ways; (1) as a medium of information regarding projects, programs, activities and reforms of particular interests to college students; (2) as a medium of active support for specific programs of government, and (3) as an embodiment of New Republic (Melchor, 1995). To give meaning to the identified roles of campus papers, the participating advisers of student publication to the National Seminar- Workshop for Advisers of school publication in Baguio City, as cited by Melchor(1995), ...... Republic Act of 7079 as the true catalyst for press freedom by:
a. Upholding and protecting the freedom of the press even at the campus level;
b. Promoting the development and growth of campus journalism and
c. Initiating activities aimed at improving the journalistic skills of student through seminar, workshops and others.
4. A complete file of the student publication be made available in college library.
5. A study of the same nature should be undertaken in other issue of CAST-Chronicle to ascertain further the accuracy of the result of this study
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