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Scholastic Achivement
- Nikki Armstrong Measure of a Woman, Episode 2
- Narrated by: Jacqueline MRobinson
- Length: 1 hr and 54 mins
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Scholastic Achivement
Narrated by:
Jacqueline MRobinson
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Publisher's Summary
Upon graduation from high school, Nikki was awarded a full four-year scholarship to a prestigious university in New England. Her initial response was to decline the offer. She wasn’t crazy about the idea of being so far away from family and friends.
After visiting the school, she was left with an uneasy feeling. She found the staff and students to be very stuffy and full of themselves. Honestly, she felt once they got past Nikki on paper, they would never be accepting of the no-nonsense Nikki from the Bronx.
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