CFHS students launch online magazine
<p>From left, Hannah Cope, Emily Garman, Jacob Edstrom and Annie Wurm examine their latest work for Fuse Magazine. (Photo by CAMERON RASMUSSON)</p>
CLARK FORK — As the primary Clark Fork High School student publication, Fuse Magazine is very aptly named.
Just like welder fuses two metals together, the Internet publication plays a large role in joining the high school together with the greater Clark Fork community. Debuted this academic year, Fuze Magazine is entirely managed and maintained by the students, who find, report and write their own content.
“I really do think this project has brought us closer to our community,” student Annie Wurm said.
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