Second-Place Winners

Tue., Nov. 24, 1998

Last Tuesday, as part of a high school journalism writing competition, students from 14 schools in North Idaho and western Montana wrote editorials, news stories, feature stories and sports stories. The top editorials were published Sunday, and on Monday we published the first-place finishers in news, features and sports. Today, we publish the second-place finishers, and on Wednesday we will publish the third-place finishers. 1. ‘David Matheson is working to keep the Coeur d’Alene Tribe independent’ 2. ‘The march is scheduled to coincide with the Aryan World Congress’ 3. ‘To many youngsters, Yasen is an inspiration’

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