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CJ Womack

CJ Womack, Staff Reporter

Ché Womack Jr. (CJ) is a first semester staff reporter on The Hornet. After freelancing on Substack and writing his own political-opinion pieces, CJ joined The Hornet to further develop his journalistic abilities. CJ is the producer for The Hornet’s podcast, ‘Around The Hornet,’ and produces two other podcasts: “Two Nobodies With A Mic” and “Cut The Noise.” He is interested in pursuing a career in journalism, endeavoring to be a political commentator for any major news corporation.

All content by CJ Womack
The Israeli–Palestinian conflict is an ongoing military and political conflict in the Levant. It began in 1948, and it is one of the world's longest continuing conflicts.

Fear for the Homeland

CJ Womack, Matthew Gonzalez, and Pedro Saravia
November 7, 2023
Kicker Fabrizio Pinton benefited from the original time frame of the NCAA transfer portal, leaving the Air Force Academy to kick for the Fighting Illini of the University of Illinois. This new transfer limitation could have negative effects for players who are not happy with the situations they're in.

Opinion: Good luck trying to transfer now, college athletes

CJ Womack, Staff Reporter
October 13, 2023
The popular energy drink Celsius has been banned by the governing body of college athletics for the "unfair advantage" some ingredients the drink contains can give to athletes.

Dialing Up The Temperature: The NCAA takes on Celsius

CJ Womack, Staff Reporter
September 12, 2023
King Charles took no time to flaunt his sustainable town, Poundbury, but has not publicly discussed how expensive and unaffordable this option is for average-income Brits and Americans.

Opinion: Fit for a king, but out of touch with reality

CJ Womack, Staff Reporter
September 6, 2023
The decision of where government aid should go between the war in the Ukraine and the back-to-back natural disasters on the west coast seems to be a hotly debated topic in Congress.

Opinion: Biden requests $40 Billion more dollars for Ukraine amidst fires in Maui and Tropical Storm Hilary stateside

CJ Womack, Staff Reporter
August 29, 2023
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