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Broadcast: GEG hosts International Women’s Day event, honors theme of ‘Inspiring Inclusion’

By Melinda Wang, Photo Editor
April 13, 2024

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Melinda Wang
Melinda Wang, Photo Editor
Melinda Wang joined The Oracle as a staff reporter in 2022, became a senior reporter in 2023 and is now the photo editor in 2024. She takes art classes and is invested in community service outside of Archer. When she isn't doing homework, you can find her listening to Lana Del Rey or taking photos.