University of Florida student journalists lead on breaking big stories about former President Ben Sasse
University of Florida student journalists lead on breaking big stories about former President Ben Sasse - NewsLab
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College student Garrett Shanley sat in a green beach chair in the lawn outside his apartment, noise-canceling headphones blasting Charli XCX, as he typed his bombshell story. University of Florida […]
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