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Master of Arts in English
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English Publications
Paper Clips -
Paper Clips submissions are first selected from writings within English classes. After these papers are submitted, the 
English faculty reads all the selections and chooses those that will be published in Paper Clips. The essays published in Paper Clips are representative of some of the college's finest student writing.
Congratulations to the following students whose works appear in the Spring 2010 Paper Clips:
- Carissa Ihm
- Rida Batool
- Breana Stephens
- Elizabeth Barton
- Christina Del Torre
- Terry Kraemer
- Lisa Seidl
- Camille Rose
- Angie Bredemihl
- Kat Reynoso
Arches -
Arches, the Mount Mary student newspaper, is a member of the Wisconsin Newspaper Association and the Associated Collegiate Press and offers a printed version and an online version (shown at right).
Arches operates as both a learning lab and a student organization. There are many opportunities for involvement including:
- writing
- photography
- illustration
- page design
To learn more or to support Arches, call 414-258-4810 ext. 327 or e-mail mmc-arches@mtmary.edu.
Arches Wraps Honors
The Mount Mary College student news publication, Arches, received fifth place in Best of Show, Publication Website, from the Associated Collegiate Press at the Midwest convention on
February 13, 2011. Arches competed against student publications from Midwest colleges and universities of all sizes. See the list of award winners.
Shown at right are several staff members who attended the conference, (from left) Erin Ortiz, news editor; Katrin Sticha, art director; Amanda Webster, editor-in-chief; Kelly Matenaer, business manager; Nastassia Putz, Lite Life editor.
Arches was recently given an honor rating of "First Class with One Mark of Distinction for Writing and Editing" from the Associated Collegiate Press (ACP). The publication also received third place for "General Excellence" in the Wisconsin Newspaper Association's annual collegiate competition.
Two students also received special honors. Kameryn Opatken won third place for graphics and Shannon Somers-Mueller won an honorable mention for column writing.