The Sage: May 26, 2021

Christopher Kathman and Bella Niems

May 26, 2021

Christopher Kathman, Nick Cepek, Leo Ambrogelly and Cooper Hancock

Broadcast from May 26th, 2021.

Anchor: Christopher Kathman & Bella Niems

Stories Covered:

How do teachers feel about the past year?
by: Kayley Teagle

Pride Month
by: GSA

Sports
by: Cooper Hancock

End of Year Recap

by: Malea Williams & Jason Chase & Benz-Russel Lopez

Class of 2021 Sendoff

by: Christopher Kathman & Bella Niems

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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About the Contributors

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.

Bella Niems, News & Feature Editor

Bella Niems is so humbled to be an editor this year and can't wait to grow The Sage! Bella hopes to keep capturing the hidden stories and informing our student body.

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.

Leo Ambrogelly, Co-Broadcast Editor-in-Chief

Leo Ambrogelly is a senior at Sage Creek. He enjoys writing investigative pieces on topics he finds interesting. When he’s not writing or editing, he is tinkering with tech or reading.

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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