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Library News > ‘Public Persona’ exhibit at Bartle Library explores identity, mental health
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‘Public Persona’ exhibit at Bartle Library explores identity, mental health

Posted by Bryan Field Last Updated: April 14, 2025 0 Min Read
Photos of the 'Public Persona' art exhibit on display in the Bartle Library Mezzanine. Photos feature students in paper mache headpieces of various animals and objects like a tiger, a butterfly and a deer.
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