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Kathleen Richards is the co-editor of the East Bay Express. She may hold the title for most positions held at the paper: Having started as an intern, she was also clubs editor, staff writer, and, most recently, managing editor. She has also been the web editor and music editor. Basically, there's very little she... Kathleen Richards is the co-editor of the East Bay Express. She may hold the title for most positions held at the paper: Having started as an intern, she was also clubs editor, staff writer, and, most recently, managing editor. She has also been the web editor and music editor. Basically, there's very little she can't do (except keep houseplants alive). She was born and raised in Berkeley, and has lived in the East Bay her entire life. Her interests include news, heavy metal, and drumming. more
Kathleen Richards is the co-editor of the East Bay Express. She may hold the title for most positions held at the paper: Having started as an intern, she was also clubs editor, staff writer, and, most recently, managing editor. She has also been the web editor and music editor. Basically, there's very little she... Kathleen Richards is the co-editor of the East Bay Express. She may hold the title for most positions held at the paper: Having started as an intern, she was also clubs editor, staff writer, and, most recently, managing editor. She has also been the web editor and music editor. Basically, there's very little she can't do (except keep houseplants alive). She was born and raised in Berkeley, and has lived in the East Bay her entire life. Her interests include news, heavy metal, and drumming. more
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