In this video feature — the first in a two-part series — Gunn athletes break down their plans for the spring sports season.
Leaping Forward: The Oracle dives into Gunn’s spring sports (Part 1)
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Charlotte Qian, News Editor
Junior Charlotte Qian is a news editor for The Oracle. In her spare time between writing articles and designing layouts, she enjoys playing with her lizard, volunteering and golfing.
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Sophomore Vanisha Vig is a reporter for The Oracle. She enjoys long bike rides, collecting random objects and re-reading the same three books all year long.