About Me!

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 My name is Arriana Johnson. I'm a senior at Bethel University. I am a part of Bethel Renaissance in Choir. I live in Memphis, TN. I major in Sociology. My favorite color is Pink. I love to watch T.V and hang out with friends in my spare time. I love to cook during breaks.


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