Former Editor-in-Chief. Like an ouroboros, her jokes consume themselves until no one knows whether they were ever funny. But they are.
M. Q. Dhilla is the embodiment of the newspaper come to life, but that's a secret, so don’t effin’ snitch.
Written by: Aniela Drumonde, Jacob King, Theo Erickson, Karina Yu and Maria Dhilla
February 2, 2022
Former Editor-in-Chief. Like an ouroboros, her jokes consume themselves until no one knows whether they were ever funny. But they are.
M. Q. Dhilla is the embodiment of the newspaper come to life, but that's a secret, so don’t effin’ snitch.
28.4 Volume 28 Volume 28 Issue 4
Last modified: February 2, 2022
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