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Humans of the Dub: Meet the Staff! Zachary Kilby, Sports Editor

Humans of the Dub: Meet the Staff! Zachary Kilby, Sports Editor

Sunshine Angulo, Humans of the Dub - Head Editor August 31, 2020
“I’m still getting used to being the Sports editor position since I just took over. I probably wouldn’t be able to give you an in-depth response. During my first article I wrote as the new Sports editor, I really learned what it was like having to go through the motions of being the Sports editor. Usually, I’m just the one writing the articles, sending it to Noah [our previous Sports editor], and having him take care of it. I realized there is so much more work that goes into processing, editing, and posting an article. It was a lot and a big learning curve for me. I felt bad because I kept having to ask people how to do certain things. I’m gonna try my best to get used to it, so I can begin to do everything more confidently on my own.”
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