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For first-year Zelda Adams, horror is a family business

By Kat St. Martin / Senior Staff Photographer
Alongside her family, Zelda Adams, CC ’26, looks to bring a fresh take to the horror genre while also delivering emphatic messages about family and relationships.
By Nihal Mathew • November 15, 2022 at 2:57 PM

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