Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Email Print Video: Student Work: Ghana School Library Initiative by Jeremy Blair July 25, 2011, noon Play video: Play Video: Ghana School Library InitiativePrinceton Engineering without Borders students speak about their experience helping build a library in Ashaiman, Ghana.
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