Stratton Rebish, Co-Editor of Opinion
Stratton "cutie pa-tootie," big guy," "baby cakes," Rebish is now a junior looking forward to helping new staff writers as an editor of oMamma Mia. His beloved character in the dazzling musical captured the heart of not only Rosie, but everyone who had the opportunity to see his vibrancy on stage. Conducting a freshman audience of his own, Stratton also took on the role of a peer advisor. Along with musical theater, Stratton enjoys New York Sports, his grandma's noodles, and learning in his creative writing and fascism class. Stratton hopes to use journalism as his own stage by recreating the support and encouragement provided by past editors to him for the new staff writers.
Favorite song: “Don’t Worry About the Government (LP Version)” - Talking Heads
![On October 16th, a group of Webb students traveled to North Irvine for a second time to canvass for Rep. Katie Porter’s reelection campaign. Before going door-to-door, the campaign hosted a series of Porter-endorsed speakers that also appear on the upcoming ballot for municipal positions in California’s 47th district. Near the end of the speeches, Porter gave a speech of her own and greeted Webbies volunteering for the campaign. “It kind of shocked me to see how ‘normal’ [Porter] was,” Theresa Hu (‘24) said. “She wasn’t extremely formal or anything. I think that definitely aligns with her values as a congresswoman.”](https://webbcanyonchronicle.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Lin-Rebish-Webb-Students-Canvass-for-Katie-Porter-900x675.jpg)
