2008 Woodie Awards
Corrections
Issue date: 2/5/04 Section: News
Error: Switched Information
In Fall Issue 6 of the Mirror article titled "Water Street Hot Shots," the instruments paired with Dr. Alan Mock and Michael Ammons were switched. Dr. Mock plays guitar, mandolin, mandola, and the banjo-mandolin while Ammons plays the guitar.
Error: Incorrect Date
In Fall Issue 6 of the Mirror article titled "General Studies Adjustments for the 2003-2004 School Year," the years listed in the title are incorrect. The years for the General Studies adjustments are actually 2004-2005.
Error: Incorrect By-Line
In Fall Issue 6 of the Mirror article titled "Doug Smithenry Shatters Perception with Spliced Representation," the photo was attributed to Reed Stratton. However, the photo was taken by DeDa Odekirk-Schuh.
Error: Incorrect Major Information
In Fall Issue 6 of the Mirror article titled "Express with Your Flesh," Chris Smith was listed as a double major in Business Education in Secondary level and Computers. He is actually a double major in Business Education and Computer Science.
In Fall Issue 6 of the Mirror article titled "Water Street Hot Shots," the instruments paired with Dr. Alan Mock and Michael Ammons were switched. Dr. Mock plays guitar, mandolin, mandola, and the banjo-mandolin while Ammons plays the guitar.
Error: Incorrect Date
In Fall Issue 6 of the Mirror article titled "General Studies Adjustments for the 2003-2004 School Year," the years listed in the title are incorrect. The years for the General Studies adjustments are actually 2004-2005.
Error: Incorrect By-Line
In Fall Issue 6 of the Mirror article titled "Doug Smithenry Shatters Perception with Spliced Representation," the photo was attributed to Reed Stratton. However, the photo was taken by DeDa Odekirk-Schuh.
Error: Incorrect Major Information
In Fall Issue 6 of the Mirror article titled "Express with Your Flesh," Chris Smith was listed as a double major in Business Education in Secondary level and Computers. He is actually a double major in Business Education and Computer Science.