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Hello! I am Lee Hnetinka, school newspaper editor

I am an editor and daily reader of different type of news through various channels. I‘ve lived in several cities around the United States of America, however I am currently living in Montgomery.

I really like to share ideas with other young people by internet and social platforms. In this century is the best way to share thoughts, but I can’t forget my formal writing education and I prefer to write about me in third person. It’s more formal and interesting.

Lee Hnetinka has keen interest in reading and writing new things. Lee loves to watch Games of Thrones every season, to listen classical music in free hours and have a great knowledge of all sounds and tracks.

Lee Hnetinka, Hamptons, WunWun, Valleywag, Gawker, CEO, Amazon

 Living in Montgomery, Hnetinkacompleted his education from Montgomery College. At present, Lee is a journalism teacherand also in charge of the yearbook published by the school. He understands different concepts of people and students and thus I am editor in school newspaper also.

Maybe, in future, Lee Hnetinkacould be the CEO of some editing industry. But, now Hnetinkais in charge of the yearbook for the class of the school that started in the year 2012.

Remember: "An education isn't how much you have committed to memory, or even how much you know. It's being able to differentiate between what you do know and what you don't." words by an expert person.

At present, there is a lot of information in the social media platforms, like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube but Lee Hnetinka offers you with accurate information. Hnetinkawill share you with the good information about music, reading, writing and many other things. You can get information of all interesting facts by me. For more interesting details you can stay updated with me on my blog page.
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