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Chief Photographer Chris Anderson has been busy shooting photos from students events, selecting choice photographs to complement the stories.

Designers Kaitlin Krometis and Kristen Williams are working on the hew look of the paper preparing design “dummies” to send to the printers.

Van Horn has also created a “Where in the World” feature, which allows students to report on foreign countries. The feature will begin by featuring countries native to some of the Rappahannock foreign exchange, students.

March 29 (today) is their deadline, as the material will go to J and S Printers in Alabama. The first issue is scheduled for April 4,2007.

“It’s a rebirth,” said Herbert as she proof-read student submissions, “We are excited about printing a paper for the school again.”

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