The Knight Staff

Christine Vo editor-in-chief	Shannon Farrington managing editor	Michael DeVito editorial page editor
Erin O'Connor news editor	David Selig sports editor	Andy Knippenberg photographer
Abbey States features editor	Jarid Maged webmaster & copy editor	Mrs. Ruth Weiner co-adviser
Matthew Revan entertainment editor	Jacqueline Lourenco illustrator	Ms. Beth Manchester co-adviser

Brenna Cibley, Stephanie Marini, Justin Oldfield, Jonathan Desjardin, Amy Levine, Amy Schneider, Rebecca Murphy, Jeremy Young, Renee Houle, Jackie McCormick, Candis Dixon, Amanda McCarthy, Ray Polillio, Mark Godek, Brandy Adelstein, Nicole Cardoso, Nicole Whitney, Nicole Yee, Jill Donald, Danielle Phillips, Jamie Shatz, Wesley Hazard, Joseph Meloni, Jacquie Lourenco, Matt Graupen, Kelly Unda, Danae Roumis, Eric Kalis, Ryan Wigdor, Zach Schreier, Leah Amaru, Ryan LaCasse, Robin MacKenzie, David Aguste, Michael J. Yanikoski contributors
Editorial Policy The Knight, the school publication of Stoughton High, is established to inform, educate, and entertain all its readers. As a forum for the high school community, The Knight allows equal opportunity for expression of all attitudes and opinions. Income of the newspaper is funded by the sale of advertising space. The Knight is published 4 to 5 times a year, and it is distributed to students and faculty at a 50 cent charge. The Knight editorial board reserves the right to choose its content and to determine story priority. Any student may be a member of the staff, with or without prior journalism experience or enrollment on the staff. All materials appearing in The Knight will receive credit. However, we retain the privilege of editing, rejecting, or responding to any materials that may be considered inappropriate. The editorial board is responsible for all ultimate decisions. As a whole, the editorial board determines all editorial opinions. Unsigned editorials reflect the majority opinion of the board. No single member of The Knight may be held responsible for editorial content decisions. Commentaries will be signed, and they reflect the views of the writer. Editorial artwork represents the view of the artist. These may or may not reflect the views of the editorial board. The Knight accepts all letters to the editor and encourages all opinions to be voiced. To be published, letters should be less than 250 words and be signed with the author's name, grade, and homeroom. Names will be withheld by request. We reserve the right to edit any letter for spelling, grammar, libelous content, or space limitation. Letters will be checked for verification. Letters may be submitted to the Editor-in-Chief or the adviser. In the event of an error (omission, misidentification, etc.), The Knight will attempt to impair the damage. Precautions are taken to avoid errors, but some amount is inevitable. The editorial board is responsible for evaluating each case for its merit.