Daniel Garisto - Revision history

Nza-Ari Khepra at 22:50, 28 April 2016

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Christianist at 23:55, 3 April 2015

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Uf001 at 20:28, 2 April 2015

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Daniel Garisto was Editorial Page Editor for [[Spec]] in 2014. Back then, he revitalized the letter to the editor section, managed two editorials a week, and commissioned many [[Spec op-eds]]. Now, he has a column where he can say controversial things that get him on MSNBC. Good on you, Dan.

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−	Daniel Garisto was Editorial Page Editor for [[Spec]] in 2014. As EPE, he revitalized the letter to the editor section, managed two editorials a week, and commissioned many [[Spec op-eds]]. Afterwards, he wrote a column where he said controversial things that got him on MSNBC. He also ran for CCSC with [[Daniel Bergerson]], [[Daniel Chi]], [[Danielle Crosswell]], and [[Daniel Stone]].	+	Daniel Garisto was Editorial Page Editor for [[Spec]] in 2014. As EPE, he revitalized the letter to the editor section, managed two editorials a week, and commissioned many [[Spec op-eds]]. Afterwards, he wrote a column where he said controversial things that got him on MSNBC. He also ran for CCSC with Daniel Bergerson, Daniel Chi, Danielle Crosswell, and [[Daniel Stone]].

	Most recently, he spearheaded the creation of a science beat for Spec's news section.		Most recently, he spearheaded the creation of a science beat for Spec's news section.

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-Daniel Garisto was Editorial Page Editor for [[Spec]] in 2014. Back then, he revitalized the letter to the editor section, managed two editorials a week, and commissioned many [[Spec op-eds]]. Now, he has a column where he can say controversial things that get him on MSNBC. He also ran for CCSC with [[Daniel Bergerson]], [[Daniel Chi]], [[Danielle Crosswell]], and [[Daniel Stone]]. Good on you, Dan.
+Daniel Garisto was Editorial Page Editor for [[Spec]] in 2014. As EPE, he revitalized the letter to the editor section, managed two editorials a week, and commissioned many [[Spec op-eds]]. Afterwards, he wrote a column where he said controversial things that got him on MSNBC. He also ran for CCSC with [[Daniel Bergerson]], [[Daniel Chi]], [[Danielle Crosswell]], and [[Daniel Stone]].
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 [[Category: Physics majors]]

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-Daniel Garisto was Editorial Page Editor for [[Spec]] in 2014. Back then, he revitalized the letter to the editor section, managed two editorials a week, and commissioned many [[Spec op-eds]]. Now, he has a column where he can say controversial things that get him on MSNBC. Good on you, Dan.
+Daniel Garisto was Editorial Page Editor for [[Spec]] in 2014. Back then, he revitalized the letter to the editor section, managed two editorials a week, and commissioned many [[Spec op-eds]]. Now, he has a column where he can say controversial things that get him on MSNBC. He also ran for CCSC with [[Daniel Bergerson]], [[Daniel Chi]], [[Danielle Crosswell]], and [[Daniel Stone]]. Good on you, Dan.
 [[Category: Class of 2016]]
 [[Category: Physics majors]]

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	Daniel Garisto was Editorial Page Editor for [[Spec]] in 2014. Back then, he revitalized the letter to the editor section, managed two editorials a week, and commissioned many [[Spec op-eds]]. Now, he has a column where he can say controversial things that get him on MSNBC. Good on you, Dan.		Daniel Garisto was Editorial Page Editor for [[Spec]] in 2014. Back then, he revitalized the letter to the editor section, managed two editorials a week, and commissioned many [[Spec op-eds]]. Now, he has a column where he can say controversial things that get him on MSNBC. Good on you, Dan.
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