Generation On Hiatus
At the end of the fall semester in 2008, Sub Board I, Inc. decided to pull Generation's charter. Sub Board then elected a new editor in chief. Generation went through several name changes over the summer but was eventually renamed Generation shortly before the fall semester began.
Under the new editor in chief, the publication took on some drastic changes, including; making it into a biweekly publication, colorizing every page and making them glossy and removing the popular "I'm Right, You're Wrong" section and personals.
Sub-Board I, Inc. voted to suspend Generation for the rest of the fall semester on the day the first issue was released.
At the end of the fall semester in 2010, discussion of possibly moving the "Generation" into an online newspaper under the university's online undergraduate forum, AtTheBull.
Read more about this topic: Generation Magazine
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