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...Patricia Hernandez ’04 and seven other students who intended to travel to Kenya and Nairobi, the decision to came down to debate among those who had organized the trip over the potential dangers and a close vote...
...Exeter, she had never been involved with the small Latino organization, preferring the Tibetan organization and Student Council. As she puts it, “My identity as an ethnic person happened here.” Last year, Hernandez served as president of RAZA, and remains active in the Harvard Association Cultivating Inter-American Democracy (HACIA Democracy), a model government program for Latin American High School students. She tutors writing and Spanish at the Bureau of Study Counsel, is a Mexican-American representative for the Undergraduate Minority Recruitment Program, and is a member of the Race, Culture and Diversity Council...
...maquiladoras, low-wage multinational factories in Mexico. But the bulk of her summer will be spent at Goldman Sachs, where she worked last summer. Two years ago, her mother was injured in a hit-and-run car accident, and needs surgery on her dislocated eye she cannot afford. Hernandez wants to chip...
After graduation, Hernandez hopes to do the two-year analyst program at Goldman to pay off her Exeter and Harvard loans, and then perhaps go back to social advocacy work...
Despite the fact that she works twenty hours a week, Hernandez says she sees her life as one of luxury. “There are so many opportunities that I’m living as if I have a lot of money,” she exclaims, citing her spring break trip to Guatemala with HACIA. “I can focus on my studies without having to worry about heat. I don’t have to think about whether I have enough to eat tomorrow...