Postscript Earns Gold Medal from CSPA

The Columbia (University) Scholastic Press Association (CSPA) has awarded the 2011-2012 Postscript Gold Medalist standing for excellence in writing and coverage. Congratulations to the editors, advisor Susan Weintraub, and the entire staff of the newspaper!

About the Medalist Critiques: “To make good writing the basis of successful student publications” was one of the earliest goals for the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. From its beginnings in 1925, the CSPA [has] sponsored annual contests to seek out and publicize the best practices in student writing, editing and publishing. 

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