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College winners: Rancho Santiago College’s publications El Don and In-Print have received nine awards in the annual Journalism Assn. of Community Colleges contest. In individual categories, Joan Medina placed fifth in investigative news; Patrick Mitchell, third, editorial; Matt Payne, sixth, opinion; Lowell Bennink, third, sports feature, and June Moffett, sixth, light-humor essay. C.W. Little is faculty adviser of the publications.
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