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Week 13--Bryn Mawr's Story

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Sun, 12/09/2007 - 1:02pm
So, as we move toward conclusion: think out loud a little bit here about your own experience with Bryn Mawr so far .... what kind of culture is it? what's its "story"? In what ways, in your experience so far, is it abling and disabling? Unconsciously? Consciously? What things in the readings confirm your sense of Bryn Mawr? What surprises you?

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