Freshman, Pranavi Sambathur

Saumya Somasi, Student Section Reporter

“(If I had to wake up on the same day over and over,) I would hang out with all of my friends and family and play a lot of sports and fun games. I would also eat a lot of food, especially sweets like cakes and cookies.”

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Freshman, Pranavi Sambathur

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