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Class of 2021 Zoom Monologues

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The Class of 2021 are the undergraduate students who entered Princeton University fall of 2017 and graduated spring 2021.

The Zoom Monologues Project was focused on documenting the more intimate thoughts of the Class of 2021. The Class asked a series of questions inspired by We're not Really Strangers and required students to record using Zoom.

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This collection was processed by Valencia L. Johnson in 2022.

No materials were separated from this collection.

Publisher
University Archives
Finding Aid Author
Valencia L. Johnson
Finding Aid Date
2022
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This collection will open in 2032.

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Collection Inventory

Anna Qin, 2021 February 13. 0.1 GB.
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0.1 GB

Christian Venturella, 2021 February 14. 0.1 GB.
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0.1 GB

Faith Ezinwanne Iloka, 2021 February 14. 0.1 GB.
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0.1 GB

Imane Mabrouk, 2021 February 1. 0.1 GB.
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0.1 GB

Jack Edmondson, 2021 February 13. 0.1 GB.
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0.1 GB

Matthew Kolodzik, 2021 February 12. 0.1 GB.
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0.1 GB

Melanie Porras, 2021 February 8. 0.1 GB.
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0.1 GB

Remy Reya, 2021 February 14. 0.1 GB.
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0.1 GB

Wendy Ho, 2021 January 19. 0.1 GB.
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0.1 GB

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