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Four friends -- a hippie, a jock, a perfectionist, and a slacker -- negotiate the college application process as graduation day rapidly approaches. SATs and GPAs are just a part of their worries, as senioritis, awkward interviews, and the pressure to succeed provide even bigger hurdles in the race to the fat-envelope finish line.
38 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2008
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February 21, 2017
I really enjoyed this play. Extremely well thought out. I believe that the writer really does capture the essence of being a teenager and all the pressure that goes with it. This is much more than just about grades and the pursuit to get into a good college. This is a play about identity and the process of which teenagers are going through to find their own identity. Really well done.
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