In this episode we discuss what it was like to make friends virtually, differences between in-person and virtual academics, becoming comfortable with your identity, hitting your stride at Princeton, and much more!
This episode of Go With the Flo was produced under the 145th managing board of The Daily Princetonian. Aisha Chebbi is a sophomore at Princeton University. She can be reached at achebbi@princeton.edu.
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TIME STAMPS:
00:00–6:49 Aisha Intro
6:49–15:46 A conversation about identity
15:46–24:01 High school podcasting background
24:01–27:20 Experiencing a normal campus
27:20–30:30 Making friends virtually
30:30–39:13 Academics virtually vs in person
39:13–42:05 Imposter syndrome
42:05–45:25 Finding your stride at Princeton
45:25–51:57 Campus expansion/construction
51:57–58:48 Musical Identity Segment!
58:48–End Tiger Confessions
CREDITS:
Hosted & Produced by Folarin Okulaja
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