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Blogs | The Augusta Chronicle
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ELCA Web and Multimedia Development Blog - Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
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Tangled Web
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Oberlin Blogs | Aries Indenbaum
JavaScript DHTML menu is only visible when JavaScript is enabled { Hello } My name is Aries Indenbaum, and I was born in Point Reyes, California, though I did most of my growing up in New Rochelle, New York. After graduating this past May, I found an awesome job in Oberlin working for the Office of Communications as a Web Fellow. My job concerns building and managing social media platforms as well as writing for various campus publications. Or, as my parents put it, "She does stuff on the