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Behind the headlines, the La Voz Experience, part 1

Nello Puelles, La Voz Staff | June 26, 2024
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As the spring quarter draws to a close, students from La Voz News are eager to share their experiences and the fun facts they’ve gathered during their journey in the newsroom.

From covering breaking stories and conducting interviews to learning the intricacies of journalism and working under tight deadlines.

Let’s meet some staff members!

This episode features Katrina Bui and Marissa Rentschler.

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Nello Puelles
Nello Puelles, Multimedia Editor
Nello would love to direct a news show or podcast and help his community.