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August 26, 2009 Opinion & Blogs » Letters

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An abundance of rising talent filled the newsroom of Style Weekly this summer. Aspiring journalists who contributed to the pages of our publications were: photo intern Christine Lockerby of New York University; arts and culture intern Laura Robertson of Princeton University; news intern Rich Griset of Virginia Commonwealth University, arts and culture intern Lauren Nicole Hill of James Madison University, arts and culture intern Veronica Garabelli of VCU, news intern Ford Prior of James Madison University and photo intern Scott Misturini of VCU. The least we could do was to buy them a burrito at Bandito's at summer's end. Photo by Jason Roop

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