Julian Wray is a graduate of the University of Michigan, where he worked for the student newspaper, The Michigan Daily. There, he was the managing editor of Focal Point, an investigative unit that focuses on issues of wrongdoing in the city of Ann Arbor, and served as editor of the book review. He has also covered environmental conservation for World Wildlife Magazine. When he’s not reporting, Wray enjoys doing the crossword, getting frustrated by it, and, eventually, leaving it half-finished.
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