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NPR's Summer 2004 Interns |
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Sabrina Ford, Julie Yen and Elizabeth Arenas Los Angeles, Calif. |
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Elizabeth Arenas, Day to Day Jenny Asarnow, All Songs Considered Elyssa Back, NPR Online Maria Martina Castro, Talk of the Nation Deirdre Connors, Communications Sarah Duran, Legal division Christopher Eddie, NPR Library Rebecca Ekpe, Weekend All Things Considered Sierra Ferguson, Office of the Ombudsman Sabrina Ford, Tavis Smiley Show Deanna Garcia, Morning Edition Danielle Goldstein, Washington Desk Nicole Gustine, NPR Library Marķa Paz Hermosilla, Newscast Christina Houghton, Communications Sze Hui, NPR Finance Danielle Ivory, Weekend Edition Sunday Dana Bollt Kalish, Development Todd Keithley, Legal division Margaret Kelley, Music Unit Sangeet "Sunny" Khemlani, Audio Engineering Alison Klayman, All Things Considered |
Brian Lauritzen, Music Unit Susan Leem, Morning Edition Claudine LoMonaco, Weekend Edition Saturday Matthew Lord, NPR Online Dana Maier, Creative Design Erin Martin, Human Resources Katrina Matthews, Intern Edition Executive Producer Cat McDonald, NPR Online Meg McGinn, NPR Library Kaeleen McGuire, Radio Expeditions Amie McLain, Washington Desk Raul Moreno, National Desk Casey Parkin, Audio Engineering Josh Payne, Arts & Information Desk Jen Pearl, Communications Tiffany Reed, Information Technology Tamara Robinson, Elections Desk Julie Rosenthal, Science Desk Elizabeth Spainhour, Legal division Emilia Stefanczyk, Member and Program Services Julia Taylor, All Things Considered Craig Tello, Business Development Katie Wooley, Audience and Corporate Research Julie Yen, Day to Day |
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