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After graduation, Cruz will return to TrentonCentral to teach. "I want to go back to help thekids I identify with--to help build theirself-esteem," says Cruz...
...will try to pass on the self-esteem he builtat Harvard for himself. He says he "knows thatwhen I first came to Harvard I didn't realize Iknew so little.... I've gotten an all-aroundeducation at Harvard. I've learned so much aboutmyself and others--I'm glad I stuck around...
...this audience at Landmark College in Putney, Vt., survival with any sense of self-esteem has been a lifelong vexation. The students are dyslectics, born with a condition that limits their ability to process received information into language. They tend to reverse numbers and letters (write w-a-s as s-a-w) and leave out whole phrases. Although they may understand a complex passage read aloud to them, they cannot read it themselves or write down what they know about it. Dyslectics--an estimated 10% to 12% of the U.S. population--often do not realize what is the matter...
...beginning the kids are very shy and have low self-esteem, and now they're out there happy and dancing," says Kripke...
...student who feels that law school was evenmore like The Paper Chase than she expectedis 3 L Susan E. Keller '83. "Paper Chaseaccurately captures the intense hierarchy of theclassroom in which the teacher has total power andtotal control over your self-esteem," sheexplains. "Its humor is derived from what waspainful...