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Celebrating Earth Day

Madhavi Karthik • April 21, 2021

Celebrating Earth Day
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About the Contributor
Madhavi Karthik
Madhavi Karthik, Editor-in-Chief
Madhavi is currently a senior and is looking forward to another great year with the paper as one of the Editors-in-Chief! Aside from working with The Epitaph, Madhavi enjoys rereading childhood classics (especially Ramona Quimby), discovering new cupcake places and furthering her passion for science.