Lakewood Chronicle

The academic skills at Lakewood University thrived during the years 1986 to 1988, and during this time a small group of intelligent students went to the school board with a proposition. After weeks of preparation, they voiced their idea to them; A school newspaper. This newspaper would cover the goings-on on campus and in the nearby town, keeping students well informed. They were approved to go on about creating this club, and due to their capabilities, eventually, the group turned into a school-funded clique that all received numerous notebooks, cameras, and voice recorders to do their jobs.

The students within the Lakewood Chronicle are reporters who are usually engaged in the direct gathering and communication of public information, regularly through primary information sources such as first-person interviews and school events. The material they communicate is frequently-- but not always -- limited to the facts they have gathered. The last Head director had brought about a more peaceful sense of journalism, allowing the members to express their opinions to an extent while keeping students informed via truthful information. Slander and lies were highly discouraged and could get one punished harshly for doing such. This reputation was maintained through careful work by editors and writers. They push out articles frequently and run weekly checks to see which members are active.

The previous leader of the group, Frankie Davilla, led the group on a mostly quiet path, reporting on general news. Up until an incident in the woods regarding the injury of multiple students on campus, Frankie soon went missing afterward. The second in command took her place after the event. With the change of leadership, the club became more prominent in reporting on the truest of matters, negative or positive. They are currently led by Edward Balmer.

Official Guide: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16JzgnCT1fyWuadmBNQKQI02VzWWQ7o4_J6NQSOPNLmo/edit#