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The View from Halfway Done: One Junior’s Take on the Passing of Time
Reflections on getting older while you feel like you're just getting started.
Meghan ('23) writes for the Mirror section of The Dartmouth. She is from Mountain Lakes, New Jersey, and intends to major in government with a minor in French. Some of her interests include coffee, Museum Club and Laura Dern.
Reflections on getting older while you feel like you're just getting started.
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