Duke’s Froshlife event is one of America’s premier college/university digital movie festivals and is a signature event in each class’ freshman experience. Now entering its ninth year, Froshlife has garnered regional and national media attention by bringing first-year Duke students together with video cameras and laptops to produce a story all about their first year at the Durham, N.C. university – in seven minutes or less.
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Ibtihaj Muhammad '07 International Relations and African Studies double major. Now in training for the 2012 Olympic Games, Muhammad could become the first U.S. woman to compete at the Olympics in a hijab.
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