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“PHOTO Samantha is a fourth-­year EDITOR ” mathematics major with a double minor in photogra-­ phy and psychology. She can usually be found solv-­ ing problems in the math lab or out and about town drinking coffee somewhere.This is her fourth semes-­ ter on The Oracle as the photography editor for The Gunk. Samantha also coordinates “The Deep End” page, a place that features a different student visual artist each week. If you would like to take photos for The Gunk or if you would like to nominate yourself or a friend as an artist for “The Deep End” feel free to email her at Sschwartz92@hawkmail.newpaltz. edu.

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