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Princeton University Offers Students Resources to Transition Genders

Princeton University Offers Students Resources to Transition Genders
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Princeton University invites students to make art with condoms: LatEXHIBITION

An Ivy League school event is asking students to participate in a "latex art contest," where participants make art out of condoms.

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On everyone s mind : Imposter syndrome at Princeton

On everyone s mind : Imposter syndrome at Princeton
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The Manic Monologues Takes You Inside the Lives of 21 People With Mental Illness

The Manic Monologues Takes You Inside the Lives of 21 People With Mental Illness Silvia Pittman © The Mighty ‘The Magic Monologues’ header image A virtual theatre experience called “The Manic Monologues” will offer viewers a window into what it’s like to live with a mental illness. The online production was put together by the McCarter Theatre Center in association with Princeton University Health Services and other performing arts centers. It will consist of 21 monologues performed by actors sharing real stories in hopes of destigmatizing and shining a light on mental illness. “With this digital endeavor, McCarter hopes to reinforce its role as a cultural organization dedicated to innovative projects that spark timely dialogue and strengthen community,” said McCarter’s Resident Producer Debbie Bisno, adding:

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Manic Monologues in Princeton tackles mental illness stigma

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