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Introducing! Kaleb Unger (Quad Culture Staff)

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Hello my name is Kaleb Unger I am currently a communications major at a small liberal arts university in the Northwest. I have always wanted to start my own blog and allow people to share their writing on some of my favorite topics like sports, movies, tv shows, and music. That is why I created Quad Culture the site you are in as you read. For Quad Culture I am the head of content, editor and chief, as well as an occasional writer. I hope you all enjoy this website as much as I do working for it. Now let’s get into my favorites.
  • Movies- Point Break/La La Land
  • Sports Teams- Patriots and other than that all Washington D.C. based teams
  • Tv Show- How I Met Your Mother/Avatar/Severance
  • Music- Oasis/Lizzy McAlpine

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