Gary Phillips
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NJ Press Foundation
2017 - 1st Place Feature Writing
The NJ Press Foundation's annual College Newspaper Contest looks to recognize the best collegiate journalism in the state of New Jersey. Phillips won the contest's 1st place award for feature writing for the following stories: --- • From nothing: Hurricane molded SHU forward http://www.thesetonian.com/2016/11/09/hurricane-molded-shu-forward/ --- • President Esteban addresses impending departure to DePaul http://www.thesetonian.com/2017/02/22/president-esteban-addresses-impending-departure-to-depaul/
NJ Press Foundation
2017 - 1st Place Profile Writing
The NJ Press Foundation's annual College Newspaper Contest looks to recognize the best collegiate journalism in the state of New Jersey. Phillips won the contest's 1st place award for profile writing for the following stories: --- • Activist, gangster, educator: Dr. Pritchett a Seton Hall ‘jewel’ http://www.thesetonian.com/2017/01/18/dr-pritchett-seton-hall-jewel/ --- • SGA President no stranger to the campaign trail http://www.thesetonian.com/2016/11/02/sga-president-campaign-trail/
NJ Press Foundation
2017 - 2nd Place Editorial Writing
The NJ Press Foundation's annual College Newspaper Contest looks to recognize the best collegiate journalism in the state of New Jersey. Phillips won the contest's 2nd place award for editorial writing for the following editorials: --- • Don’t let fear and hate define us http://www.thesetonian.com/2016/11/09/the-voice-dont-let-fear-and-hate-define-us/ --- • Calling all Pirates to the polls http://www.thesetonian.com/2016/09/28/pirates-to-the-polls/
NJ Press Foundation
2016 - 3rd Place Feature Writing
The NJ Press Foundation's annual College Newspaper Contest looks to recognize the best collegiate journalism in the state of New Jersey. Phillips won the contest's 3rd place award for feature writing for the following story: • Gordon’s other half: Twins reunited after one’s stay in prison http://www.thesetonian.com/2015/11/18/gordons-other-half-twins-reunited-after-ones-stay-in-prison/