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Second Home

By Aidan Binford | November 14, 2023

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A personal film reflecting on Michigan State University senior Aiden Binford’s feelings of comfort and belonging at Michigan State as graduation draws near.

About Aidan Binford

Hello! My name is Aidan Binford, and I am from Macomb, Michigan. I am currently working on obtaining bachelor's degrees in music performance and journalism, with a minor in documentary production. I would like to go on to receive my master's degree in music performance and musicology, before going onto a doctoral program on my way to becoming a professor of history and musicology.

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