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Stylebook of the School of Media and Journalism. A resource for students at UNC-Chapel Hill. With the new name for UNC-Chapel Hill’s journalism school. Comes a new edition of its stylebook. This stylebook is a supplement to The Associated Press Stylebook. It focuses on UNC-Chapel Hill, and it includes entries about Chapel Hill-Carrboro and North Carolina. If you find an error or have suggestion for an entry, please contact Andy Bechtel. Editor of the stylebook. Andy Bechtel, Summer 2015. Mdash; Up ↑.

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