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Hi, I'm Brianne. I'm a writer and marketing specialist who's fueled daily by generous amounts of coffee, incredibly passionate about what I do, and an avid supporter of the Oxford comma. I use happy faces in emails and have discovered that eating gummy bears is the ultimate cure to writer’s block.
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I'm not sure what comes to your mind when you hear the word "professional," but you know what comes to mine? Nothing. Well, more like anything and everything that is nothing but boring. You know, white-bread, blah, etc. Yet as working adults, it's a trait we're expected to mimic.
It is my absolute pleasure to introduce myself to you as the new managing editor of Altered Couture. When first asked to take over as managing editor, I was ecstatic. Of course, it took about 10 seconds for that excitement to turn into anxiety as the news settled in. I spent eight months as the assistant editor at Stampington & Company, but the whole magazine-managing thing was completely new to me. All I could think was, how in the world am I going to do this?
Valentine’s Day traditionally serves as a holiday completely devoted to celebrating one’s significant other. There’s not much to complain about candlelit dinner dates, romantic cards, and bouquets of red roses, but these things do seem to exclude an important type of love most of us would be entirely lost without: the love we have for our friends.
The University Choir and Orchestra (UCO) celebrated more than 30 years of ministry with a reunion concert that honored the group’s history with a nostalgic look back and an inspirational look forward. More than 1,500 friends, family, alumni, and others who have loved and enjoyed the renowned group’s musical performances over the years gathered at Yorba Linda Friends Church on April 9 to hear more than 300 past and current UCO students sing, play, and worship together.
Indications show that September will begin a year of record undergraduate student enrollment with a predicted 400-student increase from the 2010–11 freshman class.