Difference between revisions of "Dunni Oduyemi"
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| − | Dunni Oduyemi, CC'16, was the ninth editor-in-chief of [[The Eye]] and a member of [[Columbia Prison Divest]]. In December 2014, she and [[Tracey Wang]] CC'15 wrote a controversial landmark op-ed entitled "If you go to Orgo Night, you're part of the problem." She | + | Dunni Oduyemi, CC'16, was the ninth editor-in-chief of [[The Eye]] and a member of [[Columbia Prison Divest]]. In December 2014, she and [[Tracey Wang]] CC'15 wrote a controversial landmark op-ed entitled "If you go to Orgo Night, you're part of the problem." She grew up primarily in Geneva, Switzerland and was an African-American studies major. |
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Revision as of 14:56, 6 June 2018
Dunni Oduyemi, CC'16, was the ninth editor-in-chief of The Eye and a member of Columbia Prison Divest. In December 2014, she and Tracey Wang CC'15 wrote a controversial landmark op-ed entitled "If you go to Orgo Night, you're part of the problem." She grew up primarily in Geneva, Switzerland and was an African-American studies major.
| Preceded by Rikki Novetsky |
Editor in Chief of The Eye 2013 |
Succeeded by Katie McMahon |
