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Behind the Curtain: BTS of ‘Sense and Sensibility’

Sabrina Kim, Heritage Co-Chief
October 20, 2024
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About the Contributor
Sabrina Kim
Sabrina Kim, Heritage Co-Chief
Class of 2025 I’ve been obsessed with writing for as long as I’ve been retaining memories, and I’m unbelievably excited to get to write for the Horizon and work for the Heritage. I’m almost as—if not equally—enthusiastic about design, speculative fiction, traditional and digital art, playing guitar, volleyball, crocheting and knitting, consuming every kind of food and drink, learning languages, crosswords, having unreasonably strong opinions about everything, and Westwood Theatre, in no particular order. Some might say I do too much. They’re probably right.