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Filth in girls’ bathrooms persists despite removal efforts

Marina Engler '21 and Eliza Barr '21|January 14, 2020

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Disorder of girls’ bathroom persists despite graffiti removal efforts.

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Marina Engler '21, Staff writer

Staff writer Marina Engler ’21 loves playing ice hockey; a big part of her life is rooting for the New York Rangers with her dad.

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Eliza Barr '21, Staff Writer

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