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Let’s Talk Nonne: Busy Start to 2024

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Byline photo of Morgan Willis '27
Katie Savulak '26 and Morgan Willis '27 • February 23, 2024

WOODBURY — In the second episode of Let’s Talk Nonne, hosts Katie Savulak and Morgan Willis recap a busy start to 2024 at Nonnewaug, including midterms, next year’s new schedule, and the red-out spirit week, and they interview freshman basketball player Ava Rickenbach.

Let’s Talk Nonne is the Chief Advocate’s podcast all about the recent buzz at Nonnewaug. This podcast is hosted by interviewers Katie Savulak and Morgan Willis.

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Katie Savulak '26
Katie Savulak '26, News Editor
Katie Savulak is a junior at Nonnewaug and writes as a news editor. She plays tennis and does classical ballet year-round. She loves baking, playing with her dog, and music. Her favorite artists include Sara Kays, Niki Demar, and Olivia Rodrigo.
Morgan Willis '27
Morgan Willis '27, Arts and Entertainment Editor
Morgan Willis is a sophomore at Nonnewaug and an editor for the Chief Advocate. Morgan is an officer in the National Art Honor Society and the president of the Sophomore Class Council. She loves writing about the art departments at Nonnewaug as well as important events.
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