Discusses whether alumni magazines should reflect alumni opinion or whether they should take an educational role. (PG)

The "magapaper," a cross between a newspaper and a magazine, is seen as deserving serious consideration for replacing alumni newspapers. The magapaper offers the inside news characteristic of newspapers, opportunities for better design, opportunities for lengthier off-beat stories, and continuing education. (MLW)

The issue of freedom of the alumni press is explored in terms of the nature of freedom of the press, the institution's use of and need for alumni publications, pressures on alumni editors, and the future responsibilities of the alumni press. (JMF)

The responsibilities of the alumni editor to the reader and to the author are discussed, and principles of good editing including how to edit interviews, convert speeches into articles, and edit class and club notes are covered. (JMF)