Violet Marmur '22 Reflection - Nassau Weekly
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Violet Marmur '22 Reflection - Nassau Weekly Nassau Weekly Essays Violet Marmur ’22 Reflection Violet Marmur April 14, 2019 Princeton had a tough reputation at my high school. The “artsier” kids that my high school attracted were thrown off by Princeton’s history and the conservatism surrounding it. They thought of Princeton as stuck in the 1920’s and chose instead to go to colleges where pastel colored hair and stick and poke tattoos were considered more acceptable. I never really thought of myself as “artsy” or performative in the way that my school leaned, but I was turned off by
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