An Ending Note from the Daily Bruin ‘20 | Daily Bruin -30-

By Amy Zhang, Jacqueline Dzwonczyk, Tung Lin and Sophie Kehl

Posted:

June 11, 2020

1:32 pm

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Since we cannot say goodbye in person, the next option is to bring old memories back in a video conference with our seniors. Graduating Daily Bruin members have the opportunity to write a -30- column at the end of their journey in the newsroom as a small remembrance of memories made through the Daily Bruin.

Amy Zhang |

Video senior staff

Zhang was the 2020-2021 Video producer. She was previously a 2019-2020 assistant Video producer and a video contributor for the news/opinion beat.

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Jacqueline Dzwonczyk |

Sports senior staff

Dzwonczyk is currently a Sports senior staff writer on the women's soccer beat. She was previously an assistant Sports editor for the women's basketball, women's soccer, beach volleyball, men's golf and women's golf beats. Dzwonczyk was previously a staff writer on the women's soccer, beach volleyball and women's tennis beats.

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Tung Lin |

Video senior staff

Lin was an Assistant Video Producer and a Sports contributor on the women's volleyball beat, and is a second-year psychobiology student. She was previously a 2019-2020 video contributor.

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@tunglinDB

Sophie Kehl |

Assistant Video Producer

Kehl is an Assistant video producer for the Daily Bruin 2020-2021 and a third-year UCLA student. She was previously a video intern.

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By Amy Zhang, Jacqueline Dzwonczyk, Tung Lin and Sophie Kehl

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June 11, 2020

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