The freshman novel : folklore collection final project, 2002.

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The freshman novel : folklore collection final project, 2002.

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Saul suggests that freshman experiences combine to create a freshman "novel" of experiences that possess features of intertextuality and group identity. She believes that the telling the freshman novel serves to educate incoming freshman and to act as a release valve for those involved.

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