Kylie Zeman, Broadcast Editor-in-Chief
“I thought broadcasting might be fun,” said Kylie Zeman, a Senior at West Linn High School who has invested her time into broadcasting. What started as an interest turned into a passion. “I am thinking about getting a broadcasting degree”, Zeman said. Kylie plans on doing really cool things in the future.
“Maybe I’ll be a news anchor for sports,” Zeman said. In the future Kylie has interest in being a news broadcaster for a sports channel giving updates, scores, and info on sports events. Kylie has benefited a lot from this class and so will students like her.
Kylie is also a part of professional jump rope competitions which requires a lot of dedication. She has pursued this hobby, just like she pursued broadcasting. Broadcasting has given Kylie a hobby and future job to pursue.
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