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This document outlines the roles and responsibilities of staff positions for a student newspaper. It defines 14 positions, including Editor-in-Chief, Associate Editor, Managing Editor, and section editors for News, Science, Features, Sports, and Literary content. Circulation and Photojournalism roles are also described. Key responsibilities include assigning stories, editing articles, coordinating layout, liaising with printers, and covering campus events. The roles work together to produce the student newspaper.
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