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...heard that for many top students, a job in government has been a really great experience. The corporate environment often puts you in a box, doing work you really don't want to do," OCS Director William Wright-Swadel commented. "A government lawyer, for instance, within months of graduation can get top cases, while in a firm, the same people would only be doing research for the same cases. Work in government often is an experience with a really intense, rewarding learning curve...
...some very good discussions about what we like about being women and what's challenging about being women...being a woman in the work force, women and self-expression,...women's health and personal safety and issues of international feminism," said Evelyn L. Wright, a GSAS student and another coordinator...
...Will Wright, who showed Braun a game called Metropolis that he had been working on. "I went ballistic," Braun says. "I knew immediately." Wright told him that everyone had turned the game down, but Braun asked him if he wanted to form a company based on the product. For the next two years, Braun and Wright worked out of Braun's apartment. "The programmers were in the living room, and the kitchen was the mail room," Braun says. "One of the bedrooms was an administrative office, and the other bedroom was mine, and it had a sign that said keep...
David James Wright, 38, of Los Angeles remembers the feeling vividly. One evening in 1983, around midnight, he began sweating profusely. Soon, a red rash covered his body and he had trouble breathing. A friend rushed him to an emergency room, but nobody could determine what was wrong. "I was shaking violently," he recalls. "It was a nightmare." Nine days later, however, he felt fine. It was only years later, when he fell seriously ill, that he realized what had happened...
Andrew L. Wright '96 was president of The Crimson...