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WJ Artists During Quarantine

Benicio Balignot, Print Editor-In-Chief • Mar 17, 2021
Photo by Emily Speranza

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About the Contributor
Benicio Balignot
Benicio Balignot, Print Editor-in-Chief
This is senior Benicio Balignot's third year on The Pitch, this time returning as one of three Print Editors-in-Chief. When he's not perusing for new music to add to his playlists, he's either doing digital art or working out. Within the realm of WJ, he's actively involved in the music department, leading the male a cappella group, "Chocolate".
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