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Prossesing a school magazine

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Answered by ramansoni2

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School magazines are collections of different essays ,poems,stories and etc by the students. Theprocess of publication of school magazine are as follows. At first, different essays, poems, stories and sketches of the teachers and student are sent to the editor of the publication . Then it is edited by the editor.

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