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Something Newsy Ep. 29 – Meet the girls!

Nina Ortega, Asia Ryan, and Jennifer Aguilar

October 2, 2021

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The Mesa Press · Something Newsy Ep. 29 – Meet the girls!

Episode 29 of Something Newsy features social media editor Nina Ortega, opinions editor Asia Ryan, and news editor Jennifer Aguilar.

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Nina Ortega, Social Media Editor

Nina Ortega is the Social Media Editor at The Mesa Press, and a second-year Journalism major who plans to transfer in the fall. Her goal is to pursue a career in either Public Relations or Digital Advertising / Marketing. When she's not being a full-time student or employee she's going to the beach, watching Marvel movies for the millionth time, trying out new foods, and driving around in circles with no destination.

Asia Ryan, Editor-in-Chief

Asia Ryan is the Co-Editor-in-Chief for The Mesa Press as a second-year transfer student at Mesa College. Her plan is to transfer to San Diego State University next year to complete her Journalism degree and ultimately become a sports Broadcaster/Analyst, focusing mostly on mixed martial arts. In her free time, she enjoys doing jiu-jitsu, visiting museums, traveling, and working on her MMA blog.

Jennifer Aguilar, Editor-in-Chief

Jennifer Aguilar is the Editor-in-Chief at the Mesa Press. This is her second-year attending San Diego Mesa College, with a major in journalism. She will transfer to San Diego State University in the fall of 2022, to obtain her Bachelor’s Degree in journalism. She is a first generational student who will become the first female in her Hispanic household to attend a 4-year institution. Her goal is to pursue a career in broadcast journalism, whether that be in the entertainment industry or a news outlet. On her free time, she films and edits for her YouTube channel with over 40,000 views, works on her graphic design page and enjoys learning how to play the guitar and piano.

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