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Listed here are the students contributing to the Spring 2023 Publication. Their names are live links to their email addresses, if are a student at SMCC and would like to contribute an article, please reach out to the section editor.
Managing Editor
Liliana Palmer
Fact Checker
Xander Morley
Arts & Culture
Felicia Blackstone: Art on Campus
Jillian Clark: Pop Culture
Bea Martin: Local Live Music & Dance
Naima Oryem: Social Media
Campus News
Camdynn Carson
Finance
Jessica Spoto
Politics
Lehana Petalo
Sports
Grayson Fuller
Ben Hirsh
Teaching & Learning
Lola Starr
Technology
Xander Morley
Layout & Design
Jillian Clark
Bea Martin
Liliana Palmer
Xander Morley
Faculty Advisor
Rachel Guthrie
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