Spring athletes jump back into the season

Jake Navarro ’20 and Grady Narang ’20|April 2, 2019

Spring athletes jump back into the season

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Jake Navarro ’20, Staff Writer

Jake Navarro ’20, a staff writer for Inklings, not only writes but seems to be extremely well rounded. In the spring, Navarro plays lacrosse, and in...

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Grady Narang ’20, Staff Writer

A day does not go by where Grady Narang ‘20 isn’t partaking in multiple activities. The staff writer for Inklings originally joined the class to follow...

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