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Leena wrote an art column for Mission Arts Monthly from 2005-2007. She was a staff writer at the Stanford Daily while studying journalism at Stanford. She has had a front cover story in India Currents magazine. She has written for the KQED Spark website and she published a literary magazine many years ago. She has also published a short story and several poems. Her writing portfolio is located at her website. When she isn't writing, she practices her computer skills at a high-tech company in Silicon Valley. Contact Leena with your perspective on Mission architecture.

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