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Something Newsy Ep. 23 – Quarantine dating and love languages

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In our 23rd episode of “Something Newsy”, we explored the realm of online dating – prepandemic and currently. We touched on love languages and how our standards and needs of dating have dramatically changed since March. Hope you enjoy it!

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Jared Knobloch, Editor-In-Chief
Jared Knobloch is the Editor-In-Chief at the Mesa Press, in his second year at San Diego Mesa College majoring in Journalism. His goal is to transfer to SDSU, earn his degree and pursue a career in Sports Writing, specifically geared towards professional basketball. When Jared is not working for the Mesa Press, he is typically doing homework, working or playing basketball with friends.
Kaitlin Clapinski, Editor-in-chief
Kaitlin Clapinski is currently a sophomore at Mesa College and plans to graduate with an associates degree for transfer this spring. She is a co-editor-in-chief at the Mesa Press, a member of the women's soccer team, and a campus ambassador. In her free time she enjoys trying new foods, working out, shopping, and being with her friends and family.
Rosanne Bangalan, Editor in chief
Rosanne is returning for her third semester for the Mesa Press as editor in chief. Rosanne is currently majoring in journalism and plans on moving to New York after receiving her bachelor's degree. She is interested in political satire and stories that focuses on how the elite ruling class is contributing to the downfall of our fragile society. When she isn't writing for the Mesa Press, Rosanne is most likely indulging in reality tv whilst drinking a bottle of rose.
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