Wise Warrior Women

I always knew that I wanted to major in English. This past semester I discovered why. I want to tell stories. I want to continue to shed light on strong, independent, and outspoken, and courageous women.
I want and am hoping to inspire young women to speak about their own experience and to share their own stories.


-Caroline Fuger


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