WKU News & Events

May 8, 2002

WKU Student Newspaper Names Editor
For Fall Semester

Bowling Green, Ky. - Caroline Lynch, a Louisville senior, has been named editor of Western Kentucky University's student newspaper.

Lynch, a print journalism major and business administration minor, will be editor of the College Heights Herald for the fall 2002 semester. Lynch has been a reporting intern at The Virginian-Pilot in Norfolk, Va.; the Press Journal in Vero Beach, Fla.; and the Review Appeal and Brentwood Journal in Williamson County, Tenn.

John Tebault, a graduate student from Big Clifty, will be advertising manager.

Other Herald staff members include: Rex Hall Jr., a Louisville senior, news editor; Abbey Brown, a junior from Vincennes, Ind., features editor; Kyle Tucker, a junior from Clarksville, Tenn., sports editor; Brian Moore, a Louisville senior, copy desk chief; Erica Walsh, a Louisville senior, general assignments editor; Ryan Clark, a Louisville senior, design editor; Brandy Warren, a Louisville junior, opinion page editor; Mike Lamar, an Owensboro senior, communications and marketing director; Rebecca McFarland, a Bowling Green senior, sales manager; Matt Rountree, an Elizabethtown senior, creative services manager; Ann Green, a Loretto senior, classified advertising manager; and Steven King, a junior from Pelham, Ala., online editor.

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