Personal memoir of academic turnaround and summer camp experience
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The passage is a personal narrative about the author's educational transformation and summer camp experience. It contains no references to influential public figures, government agencies, financial tr Describes a dramatic academic improvement between high school and college in the 1950s. Attributes change to a supportive summer camp environment and personal confidence boost. Mentions attendance at
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