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More than 4,000 students attended with their advisers, which gave students a chance to learn from their peers and professionals. The students, who attended with adviser Daniel Riecks, sold lollipops and newspaper ads all year to pay for the trip. El Diablo staffers also competed in a Quiz Bowl at the event but were eliminated in the second round by students from Torrey Pines (California) High School, who ended up winning the whole shebang.
“Overall, what impressed me most with all of these publications was the amount of ‘real’ journalism that kept the spirit, free speech and voice of the people,” one of the judges wrote.
Herald Staff