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Claire Flanagan

New York
As seen in: Scholastic, wikiHow, The Knot, Coveteur, The Stanford Daily, The Nest, Treble Zine
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How to Improve Your Stride

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By Claire Flanagan, Kai Yu Ng
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We use cookies to make wikiHow great. By using our site, you agree to our cookie policy.Cookie Settings ✖ Download Article Download Article X This article was co-authored by Clare Flanagan. Clare Flanagan is a former competitive NCAA Division I cross-country runner for Stanford University. She has been running for over a decade, previously having won six Class A State Championships in Minnesota, set a Class A State record in the 1600m, and qualifying for the Nike Cross Country Nationals.
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How to Prepare for Running

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By Claire Flanagan, Dumisile Mphamba, Kai Yu Ng
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We use cookies to make wikiHow great. By using our site, you agree to our cookie policy.Cookie Settings ✖ Download Article Download Article X This article was co-authored by Clare Flanagan. Clare Flanagan is a former competitive NCAA Division I cross-country runner for Stanford University. She has been running for over a decade, previously having won six Class A State Championships in Minnesota, set a Class A State record in the 1600m, and qualifying for the Nike Cross Country Nationals.
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Mitski : Laurel Hell

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By Claire Flanagan
| Treble Zine
Despite the beauty of its gleaming leaves and lush, pink blossoms, the mountain laurel is a dangerous plant. It’s incredibly poisonous, and in parts of the Appalachian wilderness, it grows unchecked, forming dense, impassable thickets known as “Laurel Hells.” These botanical traps—outwardly alluring, but internally treacherous—are the namesake of Mitski Miyawaki’s highly anticipated sixth studio album, released after an extended retreat from the spotlight.
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