BISON Innovations, new personnel spark '67-68 BISON A girl sports editor, a news department with ad - ded vitality and wider coverage of intramural sports marked the 1967-68 Harding Bison . studenl weekly newspaper. Ed itor Doug McBride took a giant step toward innovation, as a five column forn18l \·vas adopted. as well as the switch to zinc C'lching-s for better picture quality. Editorial page revi sion s included an expanded "letters to Ih(' editor'· column and a reg-ular fa culty column. . lTours of arduous work were s pent by s tudents in interviewing and wri ting copy. The second phase of produc t ion, that of proofreading, editing, vYriling headlines and page makeup were hand led by ed itor McBride and business manager Mike Frampton . The Bisol1 . ' 67-68 version. has a record of a Ihreeyea r swee p of awards at the Arkan sas Co llege Publication s Assoc iation to live up to. For the pa sl Ihree consecut ive years, the Bison ha s received both the general excellence award and tht:" 5WC'f'ps l £lkC's awarrls at Ih(' spring meet ings. FACULTY advisor Neil Cope offers assistance with problems by his vast experience in the newspaper and the journalisti c fields. 11 2 ASSUMING responsibility for supervising the publication of campus news, Editor Doug McBride worked with determination. MIKE Frampton ·s determination and concern for finances proved him a capable and efficient Business Manager for the Bison.
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