In this episode we discuss the role of a USG class senator, our thoughts on the mask policy on campus, our summer in Kenya and some of our biggest takeaways from the trip, and much more!
This episode of Go With the Flo was produced under the 145th Managing Board of The Daily Princetonian. Brad Phelps is a senior concentrating in history at Princeton. He can be reached at bphelps@princeton.edu.
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RESOURCES:
Princeton COVID-19 Dashboard: https://covid.princeton.edu/dashboard
TIME STAMPS:
00:00–6:15 Brad intro
6:15–11:35 Class Senator
11:35–15:00 Podcast performance
15:00–16:30 Senate conversation continued
16:30–18:10 Being back on campus
18:10–23:17 Mask policy
23:50–26:54 How we met
26:54–59:30 Summer in Kenya
59:40–1:06:08 Reflecting on the school year
1:06:08–end Tiger Confessions!!
CREDITS:
Hosted by Folarin Okulaja
Produced by Folarin Okulaja
Music edited from “Chillin” by Wale
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