When Jay Ferragamo becomes Editor of The Scope, South Central College’s campus newspaper, he quickly learns the financial disaster he’s been handed. Rather than giving up, Jay embarks on a mission to secure the needed funds to revive the newspaper, and receives a lesson in both campus and small-town politics. Complicating matters, Jay learns the source ofThe Scope’s financial travails; thievery by a former staffer who belongs to one of the college’s most generous families. Calling this person to account will mean not only exposing one of the most notorious scandals in the city’s history, but could also destroy Jay’s college career.

Will Jay be able to get The Scope back in business and get justice, or will he and his newspaper become the big story?

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When sports and racial politics mix in the deep south, things can get explosive. The Campus of South Central College is about to get a first-hand lessen in this.

It’s been nearly a year since Jay Ferragamo took over South Central’s newspaper, The Scope, and much has changed. When Student Government Senator DeMarcus Milton alleges racial bias in ballets for the Homecoming Queen, tempers flare across the campus. disagreements over race and culture emerge, and the stage is set for a major confrontation.

As Jay and his team dig into the charges leveled by Milton, a tangled web emerges, one which threatens to tear the entire staff apart. Can they and the entire campus hold together as uncomfortable truths emerge, and change sweeps the college?

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