Inquiring Minds: What do you want to be when you grow up?

Jesse Sutterley, Marcel Scott, and Cooper Mead
March 29, 2016

In this week’s podcast we talk about what you want to be when you grow up, speak with Julius Rea and Marcela Castro about their upcoming show ‘4/11,’ and Cooper Cares about politics

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About the Writers

Jesse Sutterley, Staff member

Co Editor in Chief, spring 2016. News editor, fall 2015. Staff member, spring 2015.

Marcel Scott, Editor

Editor in chief, fall 2016. Opinion editor, fall 2015 and spring 2016. Staff member, spring 2015.

Cooper Mead, Editor

Print edition editor, spring and fall 2016. Staff member, spring and fall 2015.

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