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B.O.B: Do you think Washburn is an ally towards Black students?

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Morgan Albrecht, Sports Editor/Copy Chief • February 13, 2024
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Morgan Albrecht
Morgan Albrecht, Sports Editor/Copy Chief
Hi, I’m Morgan! I’m a senior mass media major with a concentration in journalism. I enjoy writing and creating content of all types. I hope to pursue a career in the sports media field. I grew up watching and playing sports all the time but my favorite sports to report on are volleyball, basketball, baseball, and softball.
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