EPISODE · Aug 19, 2011 · 5 MIN

Natalie Doyle Aug. 2011

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Natalie Doyle Aug 2011: Natalie Doyle ’10, the former SI student body president and current volleyball player and pre med student at Harvard, reflects on her volleyball career at SI and gives advice on how to be a student athlete in the Ivy League.

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