Meet the Student Executive - CiTR -- Student Special

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During the first Student Special Hour of the year Lucy talks with Eleanor and Shea from the Student Executive about being on the Executive, what it's like to be a student programmer and about their side musical projects: Yolks and Critics. Sharing tunes suggestions from the student executive as well as discussing some CiTR shenanigans.

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This episode was published on October 9, 2015.

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During the first Student Special Hour of the year Lucy talks with Eleanor and Shea from the Student Executive about being on the Executive, what it's like to be a student programmer and about their side musical projects: Yolks and Critics. Sharing...

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