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May 11, 2017

Blair Warren '17 is a double major in art history and psychology. She has two jobs, as a research assistant and a communications office writer. She's active with the student newspaper and on the Frisbee field. Since she can't bring herself to forgo any of these pursuits and the communities around them, she's glad she has managed to balance them.

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