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At Princeton, Sotomayor ’76 excelled at academics, extracurriculars
Published: Wednesday, May 13th, 2009
In September 1972, a young Hispanic woman from New York arrived on campus as a freshman in the University’s fourth coed class. In the more than three decades since, Sonia Sotomayor ’76 has grown from a focused, bookish undergraduate ...
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How about Alioto? Did he "excel at academics and extra-curriculars? I don't remember the Daily Princetonian weighing in on this point when his SCOTUS nomination was pending before the Senate.
Who is "Alioto"?
Hey, you're right, they didn't. You should write an irate letter to the editor exposing this unfairness.
People from Puerto Rico cannot be "immigrants" to NYC, as Puerto Rico is a US territory, and Puerto Ricans are American by birth.
Why are people so dumb? Here is the article about Alito. Yes, they DID write that he excelled. What is your point? http://www.dailyprincetonian.com/2005/10/28/13656/
Interesting article - I really like the "what were they like" type articles.
Wondering if there's another article about what she has done in her career as a judge on the circuit? What kind of decisions, cases, etc.?
Edit: Just read the other articles and the linked articles from other sources... great job :)
Sotomayor was a radical as an undergrad, just like our commander-in-chief, and just like our first lady. Don't kid yourselves.
a 'radical'? reeeeeeeeeeally now?
why do all these AA admits study such fluff subjects like LatAm studies when you're Hispanic? I doubt Sotomayor was really that good- she probably never took a tough math or science class in HS or at Princeton.