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Editor-in-Chief names incoming Editorial Board

Observer Staff Report | Monday, February 20, 2023

Seven new and two returning department heads will complete The Observer’s 2023-2024 Editorial Board, incoming Editor-in-Chief Maggie Eastland announced Sunday. The nine editors will join Eastland as well as incoming Managing Editor Ryan Peters and Assistant Managing Editors Gabrielle Beechert, Hannah Hebda and José Sánchez Córdova in directing the editorial responsibilities of the paper. Juniors

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Incoming Editor-in-Chief names supporting staff

Observer Staff Report | Friday, February 5, 2021

Juniors Evan McKenna, Isabella Volmert, Nelisha Silva and Colin Capece will help oversee The Observer’s Editorial Board next term, incoming Editor-in-Chief Adriana Perez announced Thursday. McKenna will become the Managing Editor, while Volmert, Silva and Capece will serve as Assistant Managing Editors. The four students will begin their new roles March 21. McKenna, originally from

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Incoming Editor-in-Chief names supporting staff

Observer Staff Report | Monday, February 10, 2020

Juniors Mariah Rush, Maeve Filbin, Claire Rafford and Sara Schlecht will help oversee The Observer’s Editorial Board next term, incoming Editor-in-Chief Maria Leontaras announced Sunday. Rush will become the Managing Editor, while Filbin, Rafford and Schlecht will serve as Assistant Managing Editors. The four women will begin their new roles March 16. Rush, a junior

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Incoming Editor-in-Chief names supporting staff

Observer Staff Report | Monday, February 11, 2019

Sophomores Charlotte Edmonds, Maria Leontaras and Mary Steurer and junior Natalie Weber will help oversee The Observer’s Editorial Board next year, incoming Editor-in-Chief Kelli Smith announced Sunday. Edmonds will take on the Managing Editor position, while Leontaras, Steurer and Weber will all serve as Assistant Managing Editors. All four women will officially begin their new

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End-of-the-year ranks

Davis Gonsalves | Wednesday, April 25, 2018

Bittersweet describes this column best. On the one hand, this piece signifies a close to my column for the year. On the other, though, I get to rank all the things that couldn’t fit into one column on its own, so they come together in a ranking extravaganza. Less talk, let’s get to the rankings: