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​The Pendulum, Phi Psi Cli yearbook and Colonnades literary magazine were awarded individual and Best of Show awards Feb. 27 by the North Carolina College Media Association. The awards were presented at the association’s Conference for College Media Students and Advisers, held at Greensboro College.

included hundreds of entries from more than 20 college media outlets from across the state. Below is a list of only the ºÚÁϲ»´òìÈ winners. (The place next to the names indicates where students finished in a particular category.)

NEWSPAPER—SMALL SCHOOL (6,500 enrollment and less)

Best of Show—Newspaper

Best of Show—Website

Photography

First place, Hali Tauxe-Stewart—
Honorable mention, Jack Hartmann—

Single- or Two-Page Design

Second place, Haley Longbottom— (page 1)
Honorable mention, Stephanie Hays— (pages 8 and 9)

Multimedia Package

First place, Sky Cowans and Jordan Spritzer
Second place, Michelle Alfini and Diana Stancy—

News Writing

First place, Tommy Hamzik—

Feature Writing

First place, Alex Simon—
Second place, Leena Dahal—
Honorable mention, Courtney Campbell—

Sports Writing

First place, Alex Simon—
Third place, Jordan Spritzer—

Opinion Writing

First place, Leena Dahal—
Honorable mention, Michael Bodley—

LITERARY MAGAZINES

Nonfiction

Second place, Delaney McHugo— (page 12)

Fiction

Second place, Sarah Paterson—“Declined”
Third place, Emily Cinquemani— (page 23)

Two-Page Spread

Second place, Cymry Flood— (page 76)

​YEARBOOK

Inside Spread Design

First place, Gina Apperson—“100 Editions of Phi Psi Cli”

Student Life Copy

Third place, Jordan Roman—“Short Films”

Pendulum students in attendance were Tommy Hamzik ’17 (editor in chief), Hannah Silvers ’17 (managing editor), Courtney Campbell ’17 (style editor), Alex Simon ’17 (sports editor), Stephanie Hays ’18 (design chief) and Emmanuel Morgan ’19 (assistant news editor). Phi Psi Cli students in attendance were Kim Honiball ’17 (editor in chief) and Sarah Stone ’19 (news editor). Tommy Kopetskie, communications manager for the School of Communications and Phi Psi Cli adviser, also attended the conference.