<p>[Woods</a> Hole teen fights for journalists’ rights | CapeCodOnline.com](<a href=“Entertainment in Hyannis, MA | Cape Cod Times”>Entertainment in Hyannis, MA | Cape Cod Times)</p>
<p>FALMOUTH Henry Rome is headed off to Princeton University in September, but the local 17-year-old hasn’t quite written off his Pennsylvania high school.</p>
<p>Henry, a summer resident of Woods Hole who started his own newspaper in the Falmouth village at the age of 8 and is currently a Cape Cod Times intern, is fighting a proposed policy that he says would censor future journalists at Conestoga High School in Berwryn, Pa. . . . (continued)</p>
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<p>The newspaper article reports an impressive array of accomplishments for Henry including being honored by the Journalism Education Association as the “2009 National High School Journalist of the Year.”</p>
<p>Here’s Henry’s Newspaper website: [Woods</a> Hole News](<a href=“http://henryspaper.com/new/Home.html]Woods”>http://henryspaper.com/new/Home.html)</p>
<p>Congratulations, Henry, and welcome to Princeton. Now when you get there . . . do you think you could do something about the Daily Princetonian?</p>