Housekeeping: June 2008 Archives

Comings and Goings

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Just wanted to welcome the Daily News editorial intern, Lina Chung. Lina is a junior at at UCLA, and she'll be with us all summer. Welcome!

And, with a heavy heart, I report that Bridget Johnson won't be with us much longer. Bridget is leaving Southern California to become an editorial board member/writer, columnist, and online opinion editor at Rocky Mountain News in Denver, Colo. Bon Voyage, Bridget -- and good luck!

About Lina Chung

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Lina Chung is an editorial intern for the Daily News. She is currently a third-year undergraduate student at UCLA, studying History and Art History. She is also a columnist for UCLA's Daily Bruin, and focuses on local environmental issues that affect the greater Los Angeles area.

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This page is a archive of entries in the Housekeeping category from June 2008.

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