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Emily Neria and Rayanne Painter // October 2, 2019
Photo credit: Emily Neria

Reporter Emily Neria interviews the attendees of Alienstock 2019 in Rachel, Nevada.

Emily Neira can be reached at [email protected].

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Emily Neria, Staff Writer
Emily would like everyone to know she’s trying her best... just at too many things. Caught between her many passions - media arts, journalism, creative writing, and paying rent - Emily often wishes she had more time. She hopes that in a few years, she’ll be able to throw herself into a project free of distractions, but in the meantime delivering news to the student body is certainly a priority. Working for The Orion allows Emily to hone her writing skills and explore real-world storytelling. Incidentally, these are two endeavors she hopes to pursue all her life.