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Sydney Love

  • Digital Content Manager, Kogod Wine Merchant
  • Wine Writer, Freelance
Charlottesville
As seen in: Substack, San Francisco Chronicle, Times Union (Albany), Sprudge, Wine & Spirits Magazine, Alta Journal, Sac City Express, Viking News
Covers:  Wine and Culture
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Sydney Love runs the tasting department for Wine & Spirits Magazine in Los Angeles.

Sydney Love’s Journalist Portfolio

Anna Vu Of Good Wine Crap Drawing: The Sprudge Wine Interview

Anna Vu Of Good Wine Crap Drawing: The Sprudge Wine Interview

Anyone can snap an #InstaWorthy picture of the natty wine they're drinking on a given day, but to do it in a …

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The young natural wine mavericks of Santa Cruz

The young natural wine mavericks of Santa Cruz

It's early afternoon at the wine cellar formerly known as River Run Winery in Aromas, a small farming town 25…

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The Ahlgren Vineyard was one of the Santa Cruz Mountains' great unheralded wine estates. What hap...

The Ahlgren Vineyard was one of the Santa Cruz Mountains' great unheralded wine estates. What hap...

I wanted to know what had happened to Ahlgren Vineyard. What I found in my quest for answers was the story of…

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LBCC reinstates counselor fired over commencement incident

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By Sofia Hopkins, Sydney Love
| Viking News Verified
A Long Beach City College counselor who was previously fired for “elbowing” a student during the 2022 commencement ceremony has been rehired. During the commencement ceremony, Kashara Moore mispronounced LBCC graduate Carmina J. Barraza’s name. Moore’s elbow appeared to make contact with Barraza after the student corrected the pronunciation of her name, which caused Barraza to tell then Board of Trustees representative Herlinda Chico, “she elbowed me,” referring to Moore.
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Poet Lynne Thompson shares her writing during the Writers Reading Series event

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By Sydney Love, Jose Rivera
| Viking News Verified
Guest speaker Lynne Thompson read her poetry at the Writers Reading Series event, and focused on themes such as women, religion, culture and her travels to Kenya and Tahiti. The event took place on April 30 and was coordinated by English professor Jeff Epley and sponsored by LBCC Library Learning Resources. “I woke up one day and thought, ‘What’s wrong with my life, I should be writing poetry,’” Thompson said.
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LBCC organizes Public Health Expo with emphasis on Sexual Assault Awareness Month

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By Sydney Love, Jose Rivera
| Viking News Verified
LBCC held a Public Health Expo that highlighted Sexual Assault Awareness Month, which allowed for students to participate in t-shirt making designs at the Sexual Assault Awareness booth at the quad on April 23. For Sexual Assault Awareness month, students were able to participate in the Clothesline Project, where they made their own t-shirts and wrote inspiring words and designs.
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Awards

Sara Wilson Glendinning Award

2016 - Journalism

The Sara Wilson Glendinning Award is given to a junior or senior of Agnes Scott College who plans to pursue a career in writing, communications, or journalism. Nominated by Professor of English and Director of The Center for Writing and Speaking, Dr. Christine Cozzens.

Janef Newman Preston Creative Writing Prize

2016 - Creative Nonfiction

The recipient of the Janef Newman Preston Creative Writing Prize is selected by Agnes Scott College's English Department in recognition and appreciation of the student's outstanding work in nonfiction and her promise as a writer.