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Brynn Blizzard and Zoey Becker • Feb 22, 2016
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Junior Brynn Blizzard is the Assistant Online Opinion Editor for the 2015-2016 school year. She is excited for her first year writing for The Pitch Online. Brynn is a third-year president of the Becca’s Closet Club at WJ. Outside of school, Brynn works at Ledo Pizza and plays with her dogs, Beau and Cookie. [email protected]
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Junior Zoey Becker is the Online Opinion Editor for the 2015-2016 school year. She is very excited for her second year on The Pitch Online. Zoey is also the Vice President for the Becca’s Closet Club at WJ. She still loves writing and her dog, as well as her assistant, junior Brynn Blizzard. [email protected]
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