Publications and Media
The
Wayne Stater
The Wayne Stater provides the opportunity for interested students
to attain hands-on experience with everything related to creating
serial print media—including reporting, editing, op/ed,
features, column writing, photography, budget, advertising,
graphic design, business management, etc.
The WSC Press
The WSC Press was created in 2004 as a means of increasing publication opportunities for Wayne State College students. Publications also focus on the work of Wayne State College alumni, and the work of important Nebraska writers.
Hot
Papers
Initiated in 2001, the campus-wide Hot Papers competition
stimulates and displays the best academic writing at Wayne
State College. The competition is open to all college students,
and the winning papers are published in a journal format.
Hot Papers 2008
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Hot Papers 2007
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Hot Papers 2005
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Hot Papers 2004
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Hot Papers 2003
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Hot Papers 2002
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Judas Goat
The Judas Goat is a literary magazine which features the poetry, short fiction and photography of Wayne State undergraduate and graduate students. Sponsored by the English honorary fraternity Sigma Tau Delta and funded by student fees, Judas Goat is edited by students and published once each year. |
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Nebraska Territory
Nebraska Territory is a review of books of fiction, creative
non-fiction and poetry, which have a connection to the Northern
Plains (states that once wholly or in part comprised the old
Nebraska Territory -- Nebraska, the Dakotas, Montana, Wyoming
and Colorado). The review is published regularly and is distributed
to the libraries of the region. The Territory attempts to
review everything from chapbooks of poems released from small
presses to novels published by national houses. Authors, editors
and publishers may submit review copies to Nebraska Territory,
School of Arts and Humanities, Wayne State College, Wayne,
Nebraska, 68787.
KWSC-FM
/ K-92 Radio
KWSC-FM is as an on-air training ground for students,
regularly winning college media awards. The station, known
as “K-92,” offers an alternative rock format,
but also has specialty shows including Country, Oldies, Independent
Music, and News/Sports/Talk programs. The station broadcasts
a full schedule of Wayne State College home athletic events
with student play-by-play announcers. K-92 is student managed
and operated, with support from a faculty advisor, providing
practical experience in working on the air, in audio production,
planning of special events and promotions, and in leadership
and personnel management. In order to be on the air, students
must first complete a Radio Production course, offered in
the fall each year, and be registered for a Radio Workshop
class. K-92 is a fully equipped radio station, including contemporary
digital audio editing workstations. K-92 is one of the oldest
campus radio stations in Nebraska, serving the Wayne community
since 1971. Read the KWSC-TV and KWSC-FM Alumni Newsletter.
KWSC-TV
KWSC-TV delivers live sports and
newscasts to the campus and Wayne community, also serving
as the educational access channel for the city of Wayne. As
an extension of curricula in mass communication studies, much
of its programming is developed by students through classes
taught by WSC professors. The station is also student managed
with the guidance of its faculty advisor, and provides the
opportunity for students to acquire real world experience
in television programming, production, and engineering. KWSC-TV
maintains a fully equipped broadcast studio and digital editing
capabilities, and has won numerous regional awards for news,
sports, and entertainment programming. Read the KWSC-TV and KWSC-FM Alumni Newsletter.
Spotlight on the Arts and Humanities
This annual publication is intended to provide friends and
alumni information and news about our school and its accomplishments.
Spotlight 2008
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Spotlight 2007
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Spotlight 2006
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Spotlight 2005
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Spotlight 2004
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Spotlight 2003
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Spotlight 2002
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