The Stentor
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The Stentor is a student-run weekly newspaper at Lake Forest College. The paper began publishing in 1886, and still produces issues weekly. As the main open forum for students to express opinions, The Stentor has played an important role in evincing student dissatisfaction with the college's administration. Even more, it has allowed faculty and staff to eliminate rumored changes in policy, by giving them the chance to reach student readers.
The Stentor's current advisor is author Fern Schumer Chapman.
The current Editor in Chief of The Stentor is Leland Humbertson, co-creator of The Stentor's satirical supplement The Chive.
[edit] Members of the 2007-2008 Editorial Board
- News Editor Lubko Berezowsky
- Chief Layout Editor Donatella Savino
- Managing Editor Kyle Meredith
- Copy Chief Kalani Man, who writes the board's weekly editorials
Its name comes from the Greek Stentor, a herald of the Greek forces in the Trojan War, who died after defeat in a shouting contest with Hermes. However, it keeps a Latin motto: "Magna veritas, est prevalebit," or "Truth is mighty and it shall prevail."
[edit] Notable Former Stentorians
- Dan Kolen, assistant producer at PBS and founder of the Lake Forest Film Festival
- Will Pittinos of the Miami Herald
[edit] External links
- The Stentor web site.
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