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Photographer James Baker polled the community with the following question: “What would you do with $100,000?”

Arie Knops is a senior Film and Media Studies major from Bellingham, Washington. He writes for both the Sports and Humor sections of the paper. He also DJ’s The Arie Hour on KWCW and enjoys playing every intramural sport possible.

Here’s what’s going on:

• We’ve decided to kick off every Production Night with Sean Kingston’s “Beautiful Girls.”
• “I’m not going to Minnesota.” -Humor Editor Anthony
• Editors are contemplating whether or not to go see the Lego Batman movie this weekend.
• Fun Fact: As a child, Chief Copy Editor Callie Brown thought she could speak parseltongue and her parents egged her on.
• 6:25 PM “I found an avocado in my backpack.” -News Editor Andrew
• Snack King Mitchell, coincidentally also the Editor-in-Chief, brought Hi-Chews. Thank you, Mitchell.
• “Hi, my name is Kerr and I don’t like snow because it has more privilege than I do. Hnnnnnngh”

See you next week,
Mickey

Zuhra is a Race and Ethnic Studies Major with a focus on literature and art. She is currently absorbed in literary and rhetorical theory and doesn’t have time for anything much, besides exploring technology, music, and writing.

Gaby is a sophomore, soon to be BBMB major, from San Diego California.  She currently holds the position of Sports Reporter for The Wire.  She has experience in the realm of athletics due to her participation on the varsity swim team, and when she isn’t writing or swimming, she enjoys exploring the great outdoors and drinking coffee in her F.R.I.E.N.D.S. interest suite.

Jesse is a sophomore Psychology and Film major from Salt Lake City, Utah. He is currently writing for the sports section of The Wire. Jesse likes soccer, skiing, and making a really good poached egg.

Los Angeles native Cherokee Washington is a senior Psychology and Rhetoric double major, member of the Whitman volleyball team, and new writer for the Wire’s sports section. As a typical Californian, Cherokee enjoys photography, hiking, playing beach volleyball, and addresses everyone as “dude.” No, she cannot surf.

Lindsey Brodeck is a third year Environmental Studies Biology major from Bend, OR who currently writes for the Wire’s news and opinion sections. She’s passionate about environmental sustainability and health and wellness. In her free time she enjoys yoga, being outside, and trying out new vegan recipes.