Timothy Kudo Kudo is the 2001-2002 editor in chief. He’s going to be around for a fifth year in protest of the minimum progress requirement. He also thanks the editors and advisor he worked with and wishes Cuauhtemoc the best of luck. Read more...

Christina Teller Teller served as a Sports assistant editor and staff writer. I’m going to miss a lot of things about college when I graduate. But what I won’t miss is arriving late for a class in Public Policy even after practically sprinting the whole way there. Read more...

Michael Falcone Falcone was managing editor in 2001-2002.   I always thought the hardest part of a story was writing the lead. But now that I have reached the end of my story with The Daily Bruin, the hardest part is finding the right ending. Read more...

Sabrina Singhappattanapong Singhappattanapong served as a News reporter.   Senior year, the end is near, I’m walking out, a bit in fear, Powell, Young ““ anywhere, Studying till my brain would tear, Looking back, I love my school, The friends I met were just so cool, Jenny, Jo Jo, Daily Bruin, Why did college have to end so soon? Read more...

Megan Carberry Carberry was the 2001-2002 Viewpoint editor.   I hope you drank enough beer in college. I hope you read enough books. I hope you stayed up all night talking to someone in the hallway when you first moved into the dorm. Read more...

Beverly Braga Braga wrote for the Arts & Entertainment department.   Two years after transferring in, I somehow managed to graduate out. After the last blue books close on finals week, I will take a walk down Wilson Plaza (hopefully embarrassment free) and receive my make-believe diploma. Read more...

Mike O’Young O’Young served as the Electronic Media director in 2001-2002.   As a mere green card holder, I have frequently used my own deportable status as punch lines. Read more...