From a slicked-back bun to free-flowing curls, senior Ariana Vernon has let herself go in more ways than one. Listen to Ariana read her personal essay and share how accepting her frizz allowed her to conquer other challenges on the fourth episode of ADMITTED.

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How are you? Senior Ife Adedokun's response to this question is that she's tired. Find out how the rants of her younger self evolved into speaking up at open forums and protests and taking action, as Ife reads her personal essay on the third episode of ADMITTED.

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On the second episode of ADMITTED, senior Julia Wojtkowski shares her personal essay and how it came about from a spontaneous conversation on covid city closures. Come along as we learn how one faithful third-grade trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art taught Julia a new lesson about herself.

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Welcome to SEEKING NORMALITY, a podcast segment from The Classic where Zuzanna and Ryan discuss Covid-related topics and what it means for the future of our schooling and society. Our hope with this podcast is to find the little things that would make our community and schooling feel as much like society before the pandemic, while also considering the safety and general well-being of everyone. This episode of SEEKING NORMALITY covers the new endorsement of the 3-foot rule by the CDC, and what it could mean for the future of our safety and schooling.

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This is HAWK'S EYE VIEW, a podcast that discusses issues here at Townsend Harris and how they are reflective of larger ones in society. Every week, Audrey and Isabella are going to explore how solutions to these issues require the reform or abolishment of structures already in place, and how that change can start at our school. For this episode, they’ll be exploring the last Election Simulation by discussing flaws with the two party system, electoral college, and how everyone loses when the winner takes all.

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This is the official start of The Classic Podcast. On our first series, ADMITTED, we've invited senior Rachel Lin to read her personal essay and answer one very important question: What does One Direction have to do with higher education? Or rather, gaining access to it?

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