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Yearbooks return to Kentucky State for the first time in more than a decade.

Kentucky State University is bringing back
it's yearbook.
The school, in Frankfort, plans to distribute the book to
students in May, with 2010 graduates likely receiving a free copy
at commencement.
The State-Journal in Frankfort reports the remaining copies
would be sold on campus for about $30 each.
School officials estimate that the yearbook will cost the
Student Government Association $10,000 for 500 copies. If they all
sell, the $9,000 earned is slated for an account for next year's
publication.
Kentucky State last produced a yearbook in 1994, although it
wasn't given to students for seven years, when the student-run
yearbook staff settled a First Amendment lawsuit against the school
in federal court.
(Copyright 2010 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)


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