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Letter to the editor: In response to the Editorial Board’s recent publication, “Yes All Women’s Center”

Letter to the editor: In response to the Editorial Board’s recent publication, “Yes All Women’s Center”

Guest Contributor

by Aparna Raghu '18As a Women*s Center student staff member and the Vice President of Programming of the Princeton Women’s Mentorship Program, I would like to respond to the recent editorial, “Yes All Women’s Center.” In this piece, the Editorial Board calls upon the Women*s Center to refocus its programming and take greater input from students.

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