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Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina, ENT Copy Editor • February 4, 2026
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Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina
Sahasra Venkata Kandiboyina, ENT Copy Editor
Sahasra is a sophomore at Prosper High School. This is her first year working for Eagle Nation Online and Eagle Nation Times, and she is very excited for what’s coming next. She is a student in Musical Theatre and Choir. In her free time, Sahasra enjoys listening to music, catching up on new Netflix shows, and trying out new things.
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