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***This Monday!!!*** @sarah_jindra from @wgnnews will be on campus at 10am in the 4th Floor Boardroom. She’ll share her journey and provide insight into getting your first job in the media. This event is only open to the SXU community. #sxu
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Posted On: November 4th 2026, 05:11 pm
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***This Monday!!!*** @sarah_jindra from @wgnnews will be on campus at 10am in the 4th Floor Boardroom. She’ll share her journey and provide insight into getting your first job in the media. This event is only open to the SXU community. #sxu

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