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By Matt Valenti Schopenhauer wrote "Journalists are like dogs. Whenever anything begins to move, they bark." If this is true, then student journalists are the puppies of the journalism world. Frisky, playful, full of energy and likely to grab everyone's attention with their antics. Unfortunately, all too often, when these puppies bark, the administrators who run their schools try to put a muzzle on them. When they can'...
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