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PHOTOS: Disney Trip- Once Upon a Lens

88.7 WJCU took on College Broadcasters Inc. in Orlando this year. Being on the board of directors, I had the opportunity to attend the conference where I went to a multitude of panels. On this trip, I learned about broadcasting, writing, social media, and more. The conference was three days in total with the first session starting at 8 a.m. and the last sessions ending around 4:30 p.m. This left plenty of time for tourist adventures over the course of a few days.  

Inspired by Editor-In-Chief Laken Kincaid’s Vegas photos, I decided to use the HUJI filter photo app to take some photographs. I bring to you photos from the Magic Kingdom and around the world at Epcot. From lanterns to fireworks and palm trees to LEGO water dragons, these photos were some of the highlights of my fun and informative trip to Orlando Florida.

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Aliyah Shamatta
Aliyah Shamatta, Multimedia: Visual and Technical Editor
Aliyah Shamatta is a senior from Parma, Ohio. They are a Communications major with a concentration in Digital Media and a double minor in Leadership development and Peace, Justice, & Human Rights. Around campus, you can find Aliyah being involved with WJCU as the Social Media Director, hosting their genre show “Do It For The B-sides”, and being a heights DJ. Other involvements include being in the Kappa Delta sorority, Orientation Leader, and a class of 2024 senator. From Halloween to horror, Aliyah loves anything that is spooky-related. Outside of school, you can find them taking daring adventures, playing video games, graphic design, and painting while watching the sunset. In their future, they want to work with companies' social media accounts and have a side broadcasting career.

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