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Naeha Muralikrishnan, arts editor

Naeha Muralikrishnan is an arts editor in her second year on the Common Sense staff. In her free time, she enjoys Indian classical dance, coding, and reading. You can find her on Instagram @_naeha.

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Senior Millie Vyas reads about SSL opportunities on the MCPS website before first period.

Students evaluate Student Service Learning system

Naeha Muralikrishnan, arts editor
September 18, 2023
Junior Ayesha Gulati reads the news during advisory.

Ways students can get involved, educate themselves politically

Naeha Muralikrishnan, arts editor
June 1, 2023
Junior Dhruv Das studies for the SAT using Khan Academy during advisory.

Post-COVID test optional, blind policies spark debate over importance of standardized tests in college applications

Naeha Muralikrishnan, arts editor
April 27, 2023
Junior Jezzel Renderos watches a true crime video on the bus on Mar. 21.

True crime class kicks off its first year

Naeha Muralikrishnan, staff writer
March 24, 2023
Junior Carolyn Fu practices for her mock interview for AOIT after school on Feb. 15.

AOIT program entices students to join

Naeha Muralikrishnan, staff writer
February 24, 2023
Simone Biles warms up for her floor routine when competing for Team USA.

Simone Biles withdraws from Tokyo Olympics, raises questions about athlete mental health resources

Naeha Muralikrishnan, staff writer
January 11, 2023
Freshman and AOIT memberJulia Kleinbussink works on code for a choice program that will create a fruit slot machine.

Students weigh in on how to get more girls involved in AOIT, STEM

Naeha Muralikrishnan, staff writer
December 16, 2022
Sophomore girls gather around a computer, collaboratively learning code in AP Computer Science.

AOIT attempting to decrease gender imbalance; girls weigh in

Naeha Muralikrishnan, staff writer
November 17, 2022
Seniors Anya Sander, Sureena Atwal and Ganeev Kaur spend time together at a SASA lunch meeting.

South Asian Student Association is welcoming place for all students

Naeha Muralikrishnan, staff writer
November 5, 2022
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