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Throughout my entire life, I have lived in a small suburban neighborhood located in Western Cranston. The memories that I have made in my community are irreplaceable. From hitting my first home run in Little League baseball to winning the Boys Volleyball State Championship at my high school, Cranston has immersed with a multitude of peak experiences. The friendships, relationships, and memories have molded me into the person I am today. Brown University will allow me to create even more amazing memories in Rhode Island: the ocean state, and a place that I have called home for over 17 years.

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