This year commemorates the MATC Times 50th anniversary, and to celebrate, we will be publishing various articles from past Times newspapers in every issue. This issue highlights 1958 to 1965 and includes one story about people ripping off the old Coca-Cola machines, and the second about someone looking through the Berlin Wall. Watch for more highlights in future issues.
50 years of history
September 17, 2008
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About the Contributor
Bob Hanson, Adviser MATC Times Newspaper
My philosophy: I believe my ultimate goal is to create a safe atmosphere of engaged learning. This is done with excellent communication skills and sound journalism practice by students. I believe that student media should always consist of student work. I have an obligation to defend and teach without censoring, editing, directing or producing the students’ rights to free expression.
My background: I started out my career as a printing press operator and soon learned design and layout. I have been employed at MATC for 30 years and I have had the pleasure of working as the Times Adviser since 2006. I have had several jobs while here at MATC but none have been more satisfying than being the Times Adviser.
Other things that I find important: I have the pleasure to work with some of the best students here at MATC. This continually inspires, re-energizes me and sometimes challenges me to always work at my best and strive to give the staff of the MATC Times the best possible learning experience. I have an open door policy and strive to make myself available to students.
If you interested in joining our great staff please feel free to email me at [email protected] or call me at 414-297-7824.