Patrick Ryan, Class of '27
In the vibrant world of journalism, the 'Profil' magazine continues to shine, welcoming new talent to its editorial team. This time, we're introducing Kate Santini '27, Molly Landis '27, and Owen Garvey '27.
Kate Santini '27, the latest addition to the News Editor team, brings a fresh perspective to the magazine. Her photo, like those of her colleagues, is courtesy of Charlotte Fallon '26 and Mara Galvin '24.
Molly Landis '27, also a News Staff Writer, is another valuable asset to the team. She too can be found in the 'Profiles' section of the magazine.
Owen Garvey '27, who holds the position of News Editor, is already making waves in the industry. His presence in the 'Profiles' section is a testament to his hard work and dedication.
While the specific role of the Eggplant Editor is not disclosed, the magazine's commitment to quality journalism remains unwavering.
All three individuals are featured prominently in the 'Profiles' section of the magazine, providing readers with a glimpse into their lives and careers.
When it comes to sharing the news, options are available for various platforms, including X, Facebook, Email, and Print. Each click to share or print opens a new window, making the process seamless and user-friendly.
However, no specific information is provided about clicking to open new windows for sharing or printing. Nonetheless, the magazine's website is designed with the user in mind, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience for all.
In the ever-evolving landscape of journalism, 'Profil' magazine continues to adapt and grow, embracing the fresh talent of its new team members. With Kate Santini '27, Molly Landis '27, and Owen Garvey '27 on board, the future of the magazine looks bright indeed.
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