Administrators announce, committees meet, panels discuss and student governments legislate.
What passes for outrageous to most college students tuition hikes, good professors denied tenure, bad food in the dining halls-rarely resonates outside the university. But sometimes a campus story resonates more loudly. An issue becomes The Issue , discussed at dining halls and debated at the student senate. And for the student journalist, to cover the story is to become part of the story, a very compromising position at worst and an uncomfortable one at best. To report the story fairly an accurately, you have little more than your gut instinct-and hopefully, a sense of ethics.