Slam poet Oxley performs nostalgic 'Soul Music'

By Amaris Hardy, Office of Communications on Oct. 9, 2014, noon
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Princeton University junior Aisha Oxley takes us on a trip down memory lane to a moment that she fondly remembers in her rendition of her poem "Soul Music." The poem expresses the nostalgia of a moment found at a barbecue with family and friends. 

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