The Anchor (newspaper)
The Anchor is a weekly, student-run, 20-28 page newspaper for the Rhode Island College campus, established in 1928.[1]
| Rhode Island College | |
|---|---|
| "Free Access to Ideas... Full Freedom of Expression" | |
| Type | Weekly student newspaper |
| Format | Newspaper |
| Editor | Abigail Nilsson |
| Founded | 1928 |
| Headquarters | Ducey Student Media Center Student Union Plaza Rhode Island College Providence, RI 02908 |
| Circulation | 2,000 |
| Website | theanchoronline |
Objective
The Anchor is student-run and published weekly during the academic year. Editorial decisions for The Anchor are made by a majority vote of its student editorial board. No form of censorship will be imposed. Any material found to be unsuitable or unacceptable in the board’s opinion will not be published. The views expressed in The Anchor, unless otherwise noted, are those of the individual authors and do not necessarily represent those of The Anchor or of Rhode Island College’s faculty, administration or student body.[1][2]
The Anchor editors for 2019-2020
- Editor-in-Chief: Alison Macbeth
- Managing Editor: Ralston Najarro
- Art Director: Grace Kimmell
- Business Manager: Janelle Gomes
- News Editor:
- Opinions Editor:
- Arts & Lifestyles Editor:
- Sports Editor:
- Photography Editor:
- Advertising Manager:
- Copy Editor:
- Layout Editors:
- Graphics Editor:
- Distribution:
- Technology Director:
Notable alumni
- Al Gomes, Music Producer and Songwriter
- Danny Smith, Family Guy executive producer
Awards and notable history
- Most Creative Public Relations STORGY Award 1993
- Best Organized Webpage STORGY 2010
- Most Improved Organization STORGY 2011
- Best Organized Webpage STORGY 2012
- Interview with the band The Police from 1979 by Al Gomes
gollark: Yes.
gollark: They *do* self-replicate, but there are no good manuals and they're really hard to repair.
gollark: They just reflect away a ton of their input light, and are something like 2% efficient.
gollark: Plants are bad, actually.
gollark: Run them directly off thermal energy beamed from orbit with giant mirrors.
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