Podcast: 2017-2018 Year in review

Albert Luna and Derek Gonzales|May 10, 2018

Cassidy Kuester

Round Up Editor-in-Chief Albert Luna is joined by Managing Editor Derek Gonzales to discuss the progress the Round Up has made in the 2017-2018 school year, and where they see the Round Up going in the years to come.

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