An Interview with Audrey Cooper, Editor in Chief at the San Francisco Chronicle
By Aiden Ament, Lulu Barron, Michele Bear, Maddie Bruce, Jade Cooper, Jacie Datnow, Ariel Dunbar, Hayley Grimshaw, Caroline Hanson, Katrina Horsey, Robert Lammers, Maia Manzagol, Maddy O’hara, and Wheeler Young; from Davidson Middle School, Drew, Gate Academy, Marin Academy, Marin School of the Arts, Novato High School, Redwood High School, San Domenico and St. Ignatius Preparatory High Schools
Rising up from the ocean and barricaded by the tall buildings and headlands, the misty fog covered the city like a blanket. On the corner of the street, a clock tower rose up from the cement, the shorter part of the building jutting out on either side. Hovering above the entrance were the words: San Francisco Chronicle.
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