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I'll Pass

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Published: 2020-06-14
DOI: https://doi.org/10.15695/vl.v3i0.4840
Keywords:
Immigrant, black, woman, bilingual

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Ann-Carol Maeva Yesso
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Vol. 3 (2020): Unspoken

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Vanderbilt Lives

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I’ll Pass. (2020). Vanderbilt Lives, 3. https://doi.org/10.15695/vl.v3i0.4840
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The name of this journal is pronounced Vanderbilt Lives (rhymes with "chives"). "Vanderbilt Lives" (rhymes with "gives") is a yet-unwritten horror film in which a group of intrepid Vanderbilt students stave off the zombie apocalypse by luring all the zombies into Stevenson and locking the door, knowing that the undead will eternally wander in search of an exit. 

 

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