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Instead of applying and then postponing entry into the law school of her choice, Noel Rodriguez '99 opted to wait. The choice, she says, only became clear early this year as she was researching her history thesis on the role of women in the United Farm Workers' Union...
...with the fact that I was writing my thesis, and I thought the admissions process would take away from that," Rodriguez says. Although law school has always been a "pretty long term goal" for Rodriguez, she sees spending the next two years working for the federal defender's office in Manhattan as a step toward that goal, rather than in another direction. The California native is eager to assume her place in second-seating court-side with a team of attorneys that handle everything from "boot-leg videotapes to blowing up the World Trade Center...
Sounds good now. But was Rodriguez as sure of her choice after taking the LSAT this fall, when everyone else was applying...
...clear as day to us may be impossible for them to see. And it is up to them to lightly smack us upside the head, lovingly call us morons and hold us until we realize that the strength we see in them is shining in us, too. Sarah A. Rodriguez '99 is an English concentrator in Winthrop House. This is her final column...
...most ambitious responses to TFK's challenge came all the way from Guaynabo, P.R. Third-graders there planted more than 1,500 trees and flowers in areas that had been devastated by Hurricane Georges. "What I liked about our project," says Nicole Rodriguez, 8, "is that planting makes people feel proud, and we get other kids to join...