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Spring 2023
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Spring 2021
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Coronaworld (Summer 2020)
Spring 2020
Lives Interrupted
Winter 2020
Women’s Struggles
Reporting from Guatamala (Winter 2020)
Spring 2019
When Life Hurts
On TV (Spring 2019)
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Millennials and the Future of Work
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Reporting from Italy (Fall 2018)
Spring 2018
Wild World
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On TV (Spring 2018)
Design
Fall 2017
Transformations (Fall 2017)
Reporting from Italy (Fall 2017)
Reporting from Guatemala (Fall 2017
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Spring 2017
Living in Trump’s America
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Natasha Lopez
Twitter: @natawsha_ Hometown: Union City, N.J. Professor: Teresa Politano Class: Digital News Reporting and Writing
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Coronaworld (Summer 2020)
Arepa Therapy
Natasha Lopez
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July 22, 2020
In quarantine, my mom is getting strangely creative – even with her best recipe. I always thought of arepas as Saturday breakfasts, so good they could only be eaten on special occasions. But now that my...
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