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The School Newspaper of Winston Churchill High School.

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The Award-winning Observer

By Danielle Kiefer
October 3, 2014

Congratulations to the Observer for winning several Baltimore Student Media’s High School Media awards. The Observer placed first for Best News Story, Best Arts/Feature Story and Best Use of Social Media, and also placed in multiple categories, including Best Overall Website, Best Page 1 Design, Best Informational Illustration and Best Video. Baltimore Student Media, located on the Towson University campus, is a non-profit corporation that supports student journalism in Maryland through mentoring, contests and scholarships.

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