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The Red 'n' Green

The Student News Site of Berlin High School

The Red 'n' Green

The Student News Site of Berlin High School

The Red 'n' Green

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The purpose of The Red ‘n’ Green is to be an open public forum for our staff, students and readers. We want to create close ties between the administration, faculty, students and the Berlin community. Our policies are as follows:

Conflict of Interest: Reporters will avoid writing about topics in which they have a personal stake. Reporters will strive for objectivity and fairness in their coverage of topics.

Letter to the Editor: The Red ‘n’ Green will accept only signed letters to the editor, although names will be withheld from print upon request. Any student, faculty, staff, administrator, or community member is allowed to submit letters to the editor. We reserve the right to return letters for corrections before publishing. The staff will not print any material that is libelous, obscene, or malicious as that speech is not protected by the First Amendment. 

Editorial: Editorials are unsigned as they reflect the majority opinion of the staff. Editorial topics will be covered in a fair manner. However, controversial topics will be covered.

Advertising: The Red ‘n’ Green accepts ads and reserves the right to edit ads for content or clarity. The staff may refuse to publish any ad for reasons such as, but not limited to: unprotected speech: obscene, libelous, or otherwise objectionable materials, such as ethnic slurs or profanities; advertising materials which are illegal for minors.

Death of Staff Member or Student: Upon the death of a staff member or student, and with the permission of the family, The Red ‘n’ Green will collect fond memories from the school community and compile them in a memorial to be published on the Red ‘n’ Green website and/or in print.

 

A Brief History

The student newspaper has taken numerous forms over its long history.

The Echo 1887

High School News 1900–1916 Booklet style

Mascoutin 1916-1917 Booklet style *The last edition of the 1916-17 school year became what is now the Mascoutin yearbook.

No school paper between 1917 and 1924 

The Peptomist 1924–1928 10×14” Newspaper style

The Red ‘n’ Green 1928–present

        1930s–mid 1960s Mimeographed on 8.5×11” paper

        1965–2001 Newspaper style

        2001–2006 Magazine style

        2007–2020 Newspaper style

        2020–Online news site

Source: “A History of Berlin High School and the Berlin High School Alumni Association” by Pat Grahn

 

Contact Us:

GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION

Primary Address:

Berlin High School
222 Memorial Drive
Berlin, WI 54923

Email:

[email protected]

Adviser Contact:

Shannon Kuehmichel, [email protected], 902-361-2000 ext. 1815

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