The Sage: March 31, 2021

Miles Huerta, Staff Reporter

Mar 31, 2021

Christopher Kathman, Nick Cepek and Cooper Hancock

Broadcast from March 31th, 2021

Anchor: Miles Huerta

Intro & Graphics by: Benzrussel Lopez & Leo Ambrogelly

Stories Covered:

Man on the Street: Back in School
by: Duke Donnelly & Jason Chase & Jacob Fletcher

Sports Are Back on the Field
by: Nick Cepek & Cooper Hancock

MLB is Dying
by: Jason Chase

Intro Music:
Beach Buggy Ride by Elexive https://soundcloud.com/elexive
Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0
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Music provided by Audio Library https://youtu.be/qpxGxqhVXLA

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Miles Huerta, Staff Reporter

This is senior Miles Huerta's first year reporting for The Sage. A musician by heart, he can be found engrossed in music theory, music production, and vocal performance. The Sage has allowed him to expand his horizons and enjoy more of what life has to offer.

Christopher Kathman, Broadcast Editor-in-Chief

This is Chris' third year with The Sage, and has been promoted to Broadcast Editor-in-Chief after years of hard work. His love for the Oxford Comma cannot even beat his love for The Sage.

Nick Cepek, Executive Director

Nick Cepek is a senior in his fourth year of The Sage. This year he is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of The Sage website and broadcast section.

Cooper Hancock, Assistant Web Editor-in-Chief

Cooper Hancock is a senior and is returning to The Sage for his fourth year. Typically, an avid sports writer, he is excited to try new things as Assistant Web Editor-in-Chief this year. You can find him on the soccer field or in the bleachers at an MLB game. He once again hopes to further the quality of The Sage.

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