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The Epitaph

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By Naaga Senthil
June 3, 2024

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Naaga Senthil
Naaga Senthil, Reporter
Naaga is a sophomore and she is looking forward to her first year as a member of The Epitaph. She loves to tell stories through writing and photography and she is very excited to have a place to share her work. Aside from The Epitaph, Naaga is part of the school badminton team and FBLA. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, listening to music and drinking boba.

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