A dilemma for media advisers.(deliberation over whether the College Media Advisers should close its convention to the press)

The College Media Advisers (CMA) has confirmed its decision to allow press access to its convention, despite pressure from some college advisers to keep discussions private. College advisors fear the publication of the unfavorable views they express at the conference may cost them their jobs. Similarly, campus administrators do not want the critical views of student editors to reach the public. The reaffirmation to keep the convention open to the public reflects the CMA's dedication to free speech and open government.