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| − | '''Lydia DePillis''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2009|09]] hails from Seattle, and is currently working as a journalist for the '' | + | '''Lydia DePillis''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[2009|09]] hails from Seattle, and is currently working as a journalist for the ''Washington Post'', covering business issues on the Post's Wonkblog. She has previously written for such outlets as ''Slate'', the ''Washington City Paper'', the ''New York Observer'', and ''[[The New Republic]]''. |
She was the chief editor of [[Bwog]] and managing editor of ''[[The Blue and White]]'' from March to December 2007. During her tenure, particularly her coverage of the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident, the Bwog became a must-read source of campus news. She was [http://www.uwire.com/content/UWIRE100/lydiadepillis.html named one of the UWIRE 100 "best and brightest student journalists"] in 2009. | She was the chief editor of [[Bwog]] and managing editor of ''[[The Blue and White]]'' from March to December 2007. During her tenure, particularly her coverage of the [[Minuteman stage-rush]] incident, the Bwog became a must-read source of campus news. She was [http://www.uwire.com/content/UWIRE100/lydiadepillis.html named one of the UWIRE 100 "best and brightest student journalists"] in 2009. | ||
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Lydia DePillis CC '09 hails from Seattle, and is currently working as a journalist for the Washington Post, covering business issues on the Post's Wonkblog. She has previously written for such outlets as Slate, the Washington City Paper, the New York Observer, and The New Republic.
She was the chief editor of Bwog and managing editor of The Blue and White from March to December 2007. During her tenure, particularly her coverage of the Minuteman stage-rush incident, the Bwog became a must-read source of campus news. She was named one of the UWIRE 100 "best and brightest student journalists" in 2009.
Lydia also competed on the Parliamentary Debate Team. She studied abroad in Cape Town, South Africa in the spring of her junior year.
| Preceded by Taylor Walsh |
Bwog Editor 2007 |
Succeeded by Juli Weiner |
