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Rebekah Redwine

George Washington University

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Bekah Redwine is a recent graduate of The George Washington University, where she studied Journalism and Mass Communication and minored in Sustainability. Bekah currently works as a community outreach specialist at the USGS, where she helps disseminate information about water to the American public. 

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Take me to the lakes: How Taylor Swift is reviving nature in music

Caleigh Cross, a 27-year old Vermont woman, has had pet chickens for years, but she began to do something different with them this past year: pose alongside them to recreate Taylor Swift's album covers.  Keep reading

A photo of Cross with a brain in her hair and wearing a plaid coat, copying the Evermore cover. She has a chicken standing on her shoulder.

Take me to the lakes: How Taylor Swift is reviving nature in music

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Take me to the lakes: How Taylor Swift is reviving nature in music
Rebekah Redwine

George Washington University

A photo of Cross with a brain in her hair and wearing a plaid coat, copying the Evermore cover. She has a chicken standing on her shoulder.

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