Sean Augustine-Obi - Revision history

Nza-Ari Khepra at 21:46, 28 April 2016

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Nza-Ari Khepra at 21:44, 28 April 2016

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Uf001 at 21:18, 28 April 2016

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Uf001 at 07:42, 14 July 2015

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Uf001 at 15:01, 2 April 2015

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 *[http://columbiaspectator.com/news/2014/04/11/leaders-behind-sandwich-ambassador-credit-union-ballot-initiatives-plan-next-moves Sandwich ambassador interview]
 *[http://piratebadger.webfactional.com/blog/meet-the-male-escort-who-will-gives-the-duke-porn-star-a-run-for-her-money/ Male escort op-ed]
 {{succession|preceded=[[Jake Davidson]]|succeeded=[[William Essilfie]]|office=Editor in Chief of ''The Columbia Lion''|years=2014}}

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 Sean was involved in a number of pranks, hijinks, and shenanigans at Columbia. In his freshman year, he ran on a joke write-in ticket for [[CCSC]] alongside other Lion staffers to protest the uncontested executive board race. Their platform included getting a keg on Low Steps and abolishing the swim test. They received 7% of the vote.
-After Sean became editor-in-chief of the Lion, the publication broke the news that [[Zeta Beta Tau]] and [[Sigma Alpha Epsilon]] had lost their charters. The Lion also interviewed The Chainsmokers when they were relevant, leaked the names of the 2014 Nacoms, investigated the source of the spring 2014 "rapist lists," and interviewed the late former trustee Bill Campbell. During Sean's tenure The Lion served as a platform for campus media personalities [[Daniel Stone]], [[Jake Davidson]], and [[Conor Skelding]], and the editorial board would go on to successfully petition for a [[Sandwich Ambassador]] to be added to [[CCSC]]. He would later go on to become business partners with Daniel selling "Make Columbia Great Again" hats in the style of Trump. Sean was also briefly accused of being a male escort due to a widely-read anonymous op-ed published under his byline.
+After Sean became editor-in-chief of the Lion, the publication broke the news that [[Zeta Beta Tau]] and [[Sigma Alpha Epsilon]] had lost their charters. The Lion also interviewed The Chainsmokers when they were relevant, leaked the names of the 2014 [[Nacoms]], investigated the source of the spring 2014 "rapist lists," and interviewed the late former trustee Bill Campbell. During Sean's tenure The Lion served as a platform for campus media personalities [[Daniel Stone]], [[Jake Davidson]], and [[Conor Skelding]], and the editorial board would go on to successfully petition for a [[Sandwich Ambassador]] to be added to [[CCSC]]. He would later go on to become business partners with Daniel selling "Make Columbia Great Again" hats in the style of Trump. Sean was also briefly accused of being a male escort due to a widely-read anonymous op-ed published under his byline.
 Sean later became online editor for The Blue and White and an opinion columnist for Spectator, as well as a frequent shitposter on [[Bored@Butler]]. For some strange reason, he chose to study economics.

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	'''Sean Augustine-Obi''' (CC'16) was the editor-in-chief of [[The Lion]] from 2014-2015 and a contributor to various campus publications, including [[The Blue and White]], the [[Spectator]], and Spectrum's housing vertical The Shaft. He likes the Let it Ride at [[Hamdel]] and spends most of his time writing Columbia's history on WikiCU, despite never having been a victor.		'''Sean Augustine-Obi''' (CC'16) was the editor-in-chief of [[The Lion]] from 2014-2015 and a contributor to various campus publications, including [[The Blue and White]], the [[Spectator]], and Spectrum's housing vertical The Shaft. He likes the Let it Ride at [[Hamdel]] and spends most of his time writing Columbia's history on WikiCU, despite never having been a victor.

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 Sean was involved in a number of pranks, hijinks, and shenanigans at Columbia. In his freshman year, he ran on a joke write-in ticket for [[CCSC]] alongside other Lion staffers to protest the uncontested executive board race. Their platform included getting a keg on Low Steps and abolishing the swim test. They received 7% of the vote.
-After Sean became editor-in-chief of the Lion, the publication broke the news that [[Zeta Beta Tau]] and [[Sigma Alpha Epsilon]] had lost their charters. The Lion also interviewed The Chainsmokers when they were relevant, leaked the names of the 2014 Nacoms, investigated the source of the spring 2014 "rapist lists," and interviewed the late former trustee Bill Campbell. During Sean's tenure The Lion served as a platform for campus media personalities [[Daniel Stone]], [[Jake Davidson]], and [[Conor Skelding]], and the editorial board would go on to successfully petition for a [[Sandwich Ambassador]] to be added to [[CCSC]]. He was also briefly accused of being a male escort due to a widely-read anonymous op-ed published under his byline.
+After Sean became editor-in-chief of the Lion, the publication broke the news that [[Zeta Beta Tau]] and [[Sigma Alpha Epsilon]] had lost their charters. The Lion also interviewed The Chainsmokers when they were relevant, leaked the names of the 2014 Nacoms, investigated the source of the spring 2014 "rapist lists," and interviewed the late former trustee Bill Campbell. During Sean's tenure The Lion served as a platform for campus media personalities [[Daniel Stone]], [[Jake Davidson]], and [[Conor Skelding]], and the editorial board would go on to successfully petition for a [[Sandwich Ambassador]] to be added to [[CCSC]]. He would later go on to become business partners with Daniel selling "Make Columbia Great Again" hats in the style of Trump. Sean was also briefly accused of being a male escort due to a widely-read anonymous op-ed published under his byline.
 Sean later became online editor for The Blue and White and an opinion columnist for Spectator, as well as a frequent shitposter on [[Bored@Butler]]. For some strange reason, he chose to study economics.

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 [[File:Go_green_sale.jpg|500px|right|A photo of Sean from the Housing website]]
-'''Sean Augustine-Obi''' was the editor-in-chief of [[The Lion]]. He likes the Let it Ride at [[Hamdel]].
+'''Sean Augustine-Obi''' (CC'16) was the editor-in-chief of [[The Lion]] from 2014-2015 and a contributor to various campus publications, including [[The Blue and White]], the [[Spectator]], and Spectrum's housing vertical The Shaft. He likes the Let it Ride at [[Hamdel]] and spends most of his time writing Columbia's history on WikiCU, despite never having been a victor.
 {{succession|preceded=[[Jake Davidson]]|succeeded=[[William Essilfie]]|office=Editor in Chief of ''The Columbia Lion''|years=2014}}

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 '''Sean Augustine-Obi''' was the editor-in-chief of [[The Lion]]. He likes the Let it Ride at [[Hamdel]].
-{{succession|preceded=[[Jake Davidson]]|succeeded=A gaggle of freshmen|office=Editor in Chief of ''The Columbia Lion''|years=2014}}
+{{succession|preceded=[[Jake Davidson]]|succeeded=[[William Essilfie]]|office=Editor in Chief of ''The Columbia Lion''|years=2014}}
 [[Category:Columbia College students]]

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	'''Sean Augustine-Obi''' is the editor-in-chief of [[The Lion]]. He likes the Let it Ride at [[Hamdel]].		'''Sean Augustine-Obi''' is the editor-in-chief of [[The Lion]]. He likes the Let it Ride at [[Hamdel]].