Madison Beer shares mental health journey through new album “Life Support”

Tori Wilson ’22 and Shira Zeiberg|March 5, 2021

Tori Wilson · Madison Beer shares mental health journey through new album "Life Support"

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Madison Beer’s “Life Support” was released on Feb.26 and has a total of 17 songs.

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Tori Wilson ’22 joined Advanced Journalism in her sophomore year to be with her friends and for the freedoms the class offered. Through Inklings, she’s...

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