National Scholastic Press Association

National Scholastic Press Association - 4:30

Associated College Press

Posted Feb 01, 2015

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On this edition of , a Minnesota-based organization is a national leader in preparing today's young journalists. Laura Widmer is here today to tell us about the National Scholastic Press Association and Associated College Press.

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