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CBS News Correspondent Ms. Meg Oliver 'P26 speaks with Club Moderator Mr. John Pascal and members of Seton Hall Prep's Future Business Leaders of America Club.

Ms. Meg Oliver of CBS News Visits The Prep

3/8/2023

Seton Hall Prep's Future Business Leaders of America Club had the opportunity to hear from CBS News Correspondent and current Seton Hall Prep parent, Ms. Meg Oliver. Oliver mother of Tommy Basinger '26, reports for all CBS News programs and platforms, including "CBS Mornings," "CBS This Morning: Saturday," the "CBS Evening News" and the CBS News Streaming Network, CBS News' premier 24/7 anchored streaming news service.

Ms. Oliver gave students advice on pursuing careers dreams in journalism and beyond, the need for quality writing in every professional field, being humble enough to start small, and taking the high road to not burn bridges as careers progress.

Click for photos from the event.

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