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Counting the Newspapers

Anyone who prepares the newspapers in the morning knows that they are delivered to us with a post-it on top, declaring how many newspapers have been delivered. I have counted the stack of newspapers before, and I always find it off by one. So lately I have been taking that number and adding one for the MN Daily before I enter it into the statistics binder. I think that the MN Daily isn't delivered to us, but rather somebody brings it into the office earlier in the morning, so it isn't accounted for on that post-it. Am I right to do this? Does anyone know how the MN Daily gets in here?

Posted by Charles Heinz on March 7, 2007 10:08 AM |

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Yes, the MN Daily is not delivered with the rest of the stack, a staff person picks one up every AM. Adding one to the newspaper post-it is a good idea.

Posted by: Margaret | March 7, 2007 12:43 PM

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