The Sage: February 9, 2022

Madeline Mack and Benz Lopez

Feb 9, 2022

Tomiris Gumar, Austin Jew and Sophia Tranisi

Broadcast from February 9, 2022.

Anchors: Madeline Mack, Benzrussel Lopez

Stories Covered:

Valentines Taco Festival Feature; by: Tomiris Gumar
1Must Club Feature; by Austin Jew
Sports Segment; by Sophia Tranisi

Intro Music:
Shaii by Geoxor
https://soundcloud.com/geoxor/shaii.

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About the Contributors

Madeline Mack, Web Editor-in-Chief

Madeline Mack, this year's Web Editor-in-Chief of The Sage, is committed to representing the diversity of people and interests at Sage Creek making The Sage a center for community connection. When she isn’t writing and editing, you can find her running with the cross country team, reading books by Black female authors, and spending time in nature with her family.

Benz Lopez, Staff Reporter

Benzrussel Lopez, a senior, returns for his third year of polishing up The Sage, and he’s passionate about making it look even better. Benz enjoys wasting his free time on video design, on R6 or FFXIV, or letting his inner extrovert rage. He declares himself a proud and avid enthusiast of audio, computer mouses, mechanical pencils, public transit, and Thai tea. Benz hopes to spark fire into those at Sage Creek who are interested in video and animation.

Tomiris Gumar, Executive Director

Tomiris Gumar is a senior and Executive Director for The Sage. In her free time, she goes to Carlsbad Village to support local businesses and enjoy blueberry cheesecake ice cream on the beach in the company of her close friends.

Austin Jew, Broadcast Editor-In-Chief

Austin Jew is currently a Junior renewing his role as Broadcast Editor-In-Chief for the 2023-2024 school year. Austin, in his free time, enjoys editing and playing games.

Sophia Tranisi, Staff Reporter

Sophia Tranisi is a sophomore and it is her first year at Sage Creek High School and as a reporter for The Sage. She hopes to be a news anchor as her future job. She loves to be productive and stay on top of things!

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