Campanile yearbook places fifth in ACP Best of Show

The 2013 edition of the Rice University Campanile yearbook finished fifth in the Associated Collegiate Press’s Best of Show contest at the ACP/CMA National College Media Convention held in New Orleans, Oct. 23-27, 2013.

The Best of Show competition was held on site at the national convention. The number of entries and places awarded may change from year to year, usually corresponding with overall attendance. Only publications and broadcast teams with students in attendance at the convention are eligible to enter the contest.

The book, bearing a rare wooden cover, features 384 full-color pages, and is the first time the Campanile presented content chronologically. The staff spent the year improving coverage, writing and photography, while aiming to tell the story of the year in a more cohesive format.

The nationally-recognized book was co-edited by Beth Herlin, Lovett ’13 and Shaan Patel, McMurtry ’14. The 2013 design editor was Anastasia Bolshakov, Duncan ’14; managing editor was Naomi Fa-Kaji, Wiess ’14 and office manager duties were split between Sara Nowak, Lovett ’13 and Elodie Graham, Baker ’16.

The book placed among some of the most well-respected collegiate yearbooks in the country.

Yearbook 300 or More Pages

1. Round Up, Baylor Univ., Waco, Texas

2. Agromeck, North Carolina State Univ., Raleigh, N.C.
Alex Sanchez, editor
Martha Collins, adviser

3. Tower, Northwest Missouri State Univ., Maryville, Mo.
Kari Colts, editor
Steven Chappell, adviser

4. Le Souvenir, Southeastern Louisiana Univ., Hammond, La.
Michael Dinino, editor
Lee E. Lind/Lorraine F. Peppo, advisers

5. Campanile, Rice Univ., Houston, Texas

6. Ibis, Univ. of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla.
Sandra Montalvo, editor
Randy Stano, adviser

7. Talisman, Western Kentucky Univ., Bowling Green, Ky.
Amber Plunkett, editor
Katie Clark/Charlotte Turtle, advisers

8. Arbutus, Indiana Univ., Bloomington, Ind.
RAchel Wisinski, editor
Ronald Johnson, adviser

9. Tower, Loyola Marymount Univ., Los Angeles, Calif.
Sheree Shea, editor
Tom Nelson, adviser

10. Razorback, Univ. of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark.

Books are currently available through the Campanile office or the office of student media.

 

Student Publications win multiple awards

The Rice Thresher student newspaper and the Campanile student yearbook have both placed first in the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association contest. In addition, the Campanile won the Sweepstakes Award for Yearbook Division 2. The award is based on how many points the publication accumulated during the contest.

The Rice Thresher received three first place awards in addition to overall excellence. Reed Thornburg placed first for news feature story for his story Consumed, and Ryan Gupta won first in sports story for Exodus. Gabe Caudra placed first in sports column for his weekly column The Fifth Lap. The paper also got three second place awards, four third place and five honorable mentions.

These awards are in addition to a third place finish in the Apple Awards presented by the College Media Association at the Spring National College Media Convention.

The Campanile won 25 awards, with 12 first place finishes. In addition to overall excellence, the yearbook received best cover design (designed by Beth Herlin and Shaan Patel), best photo story, best information graphic, best opening package, and best feature/student life package. Beth Herlin received first for a people spread with mugshots (the senior section). Elizabeth Pogue placed first in organizations copy for Occupy Weiss, and Shaan Patel received best title page. Collin Shurbet placed first in sports feature photo for his pole vault photo and Katherine McConachie got first for student life copy in her coverage of LGBT issues on campus. Taylor Daileda received first in sports feature photo for a picture of Rice students celebrating the football team.

The 2012 yearbook also received five second place awards, four third place and four honorable mentions. The book was also included in Balfour Publishing’s Yearbook Yearbook and received a honorable mention certificate from the publishing company. The Columbia Scholastic Press Association presented the Campanile with five awards in its Gold Circle Awards presented in March.

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