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The Change-Up: Club Spotlight – Sports Clubs

Liam Barrett, Online Managing Editor • Oct 27, 2023

The last episode of the Club Spotlight series, featuring the Taekwondo Self-Defense, Badminton, and Ultimate Frisbee clubs.

Hosted by Liam Barrett

Thank you to Madeline Barnett, Matias Hazbon, and Ruth Cho for agreeing to be interviewed, and a huge thanks to the Walter Johnson Pep Band for composing the introduction song. Also, thank you to Mrs. Gelfand for letting me record in the conference room.

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Liam Barrett, Online Managing Editor
Senior Liam Barrett is delighted to serve as Online & Multimedia Managing Editor for his second year on The Pitch. Liam also does Mock Trial and Morning Announcements, and in his free time enjoys reading, not-mandatory writing, and martial arts.
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