Her first name was Beth. Blond, thin, about 5'6-5'7, pretty.\nHer freshmen year was the 1997-98 academic year.\nShe only dormed freshmen year and lived in Rubin Hall (9th floor I think)\nShe mentioned to me she was from long island.\nI believe she majored in English and graduated in 2001. \nShe used to stop by the Catholic center every day for noon mass, where I used to play piano.
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no,sorry! one of us knows her or a friend of hers.good luck on finding her.
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one of my friends live there.  nicole, ever heard of her.  she just moved there.
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1.  I teach at a residential placement facility for at-risk youth.  It's fascinating and demanding, and the world is never the same two days in a row.  So I think I'd go from there.  A monologue...."Hey.  New here, huh?  Let me show you around.  This is what we call a home unit.  It's kinda like a dorm, but no girls.  and no kegs.  and no pizza.  Guess it's not like a dorm.  We live here.  Rooms are rooms.  C'mon.  we'll go see something off the chain.  This.  This is what makes this place....This is where life really happens.  This is where fraud gets lost.  This is where you get to be you.  Welcome to ..."\n\n2.  I think Harry will discover a deeper meaning to everything that has happened.  I don't believe Dumbledore will come back.  Harry has to discover that good can come from bad events.\n\n3.  What do I consider a date?  1066 (the Norman invasion)  :-)  Or a nice time without the kids.\n\n4. Pet peeve -- intolerance\n\n5.  I think the current age of 15-16 works well.  My daughters took it at that age, and I think it worked well.  Most upper teens are developing the maturity it takes to handle the responsibility.  The extra maturity they need only comes with experience.  Waiting until they're older doesn't mean they'll be any more mature. (That ought to tell you I'm an adult.)\n\n6.  Stupid as in knowing better but doing it anyway? -- I can't really think of any.  Stupid as in I think it's idiotic but they probably had a reason -- my 7th grade teacher making us line up to go to lunch.  Stupid as in having fun and cutting loose -- my high school jazz band director...a Wolfman Jack lookalike.  He was "too cool"\n\n7.  Yahoo answers, of course.  I also like to play word games.  Sometimes I get lost just following links (what we used to call "rabbit chasing" when it came to discussions)\n\n8.  a book -- I teach for a living, so it makes sense.  Some kids view me as a means to knowledge.  Others think I'm too old to be useful (yea!) and still others think I make a pretty decent door stop.\n\n9.  I have no idea, but aol music uses Real Player.\n\n10.  Due to the refraction and/or reflection of particular light waves when the sun is shining.  Otherwise, it would be black like it is at night.  By the way, the sky really is bluer in Texas.  :-)\n\nHope that was good enough.  Thanks for the questions.  They were fun.  I like wild goose chases sometimes.
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I doubt she went to any NY elementary or junior high schools. She was born and raised in Maryland. However, she went to this high school (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltimore_School_for_the_Arts).
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I graduated nearly 3 years ago from homeschool, and yes, I was by myself.  My mom threw a HUGE party for me.  I had to walk down the the aisle of our church with a cap and gown in front of a couple dozen friends and family.  People got up and talked about me (very flattering) and then I even gave a "speech" (very nerve-wracking).  We had cake and then went out to dinner afterwards.  In the back of the room we had laid out photos and binders from unit studies I had done.  My 2003 gold and white tassel hangs by my bed.\n\nOh, and btw, I have adjusted to "real life" just fine.  I've taken online college classes through Patrick Henry College (consider this a recommendation) and am now working as a receptionist for a loan company and semi-secretary for an attorney.  I'm hoping to attend Bob Jones University in the fall.  Sorry!  You probably weren't requesting an auto-biography.  I just wanted to let you and everyone else know that homeschool grads aren't wierd! :-)  Just unique...;-)
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First of all, make sure that she speaks english as much as possible.  You might want to look into hiring a tutor.  I would ask around at colleges, and find someone who is either studying education or english, as they might be willing to tutor for less than someone who is already a professional.  It might also be useful to have her read a lot of books (just try and pick ones that don't use too much slang or old english), since this can often help people recognize better how to put sentences together.\n\nYou also might want ot see if there are any English as a Second Language classes being offered where she lives.
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What did you want to know about her? She's part of Kronk's 2006 amateur team. Linked below is an interview with her from 2004.
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I had a TA in college who was drop dead gorgeous. She was about 6 years older than me, but we actually went out! We dated for about a year.
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Did you try classmates.com
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I wished that we would have had a 15th.  \n\nI went to my 10 year and I encourage everyone to go to theirs.  It was the most cathartic experience I ever had regarding High School.  College didn't mean so much, since I had stayed in touch with most of my college friends.  But High School....!\n\nThe Star's = mostly washed-up has-beens that were going to cash in on whatever fame that carried them to the heights that they had spent those formative years.\n\nThe Jock's = It takes a lot of work to keep those bodies in beer drinking shape.  I have a great memory of one footballer, who during the high school years, would make fun of "Fat-Chicks"... Well you guessed it... This football stud not only lost all of his hair, but was more than 200lbs over what he weighed in high school.  He hadn't only lost his hair, but his two previous wives as well.\n\nThe Beauties = Didn't seem to recognize many of these, I don't know why not?\n\nThe plain Joe's, Plain Jane's and the rest of the Wallflowers = God/Mother Nature/Fate (?) All played the most delicious notes on these classmates.  Most were Confident, Accomplished, Down to Earth, Happily coupled, Content, and BEAUTIFUL - INSIDE & OUT! And the main reason why  so many of us miss the Good Ole days of whatever school we missed.  It wasn't the Glitter that we missed, it was the background that made them so interesting.  The nicest thing about a reunion, is that the former glitter, now becomes the background to let these fine folks SHINE :-D\n\nThanks,\n\nJames
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try      type in her maiden name and the school she went to etc                                                                                                                                      www.friendsreunited.com
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She has an honorary doctorate from yale.  I do not believe that she has an undergraduate degree.
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I'm curious as to whether or not people actually find people by asking strangers on answers.  Did you try googling her name?  Or joining classmates.com?  Myspace.com or hi5.com have a large community of older people on there.  Good luck.
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Try their website.\n\nhttp://www.tamu.edu/\n\nOne of my friends goes there. I visited her for a week once. It's a beautiful campus, if you plan on going to the main campus in College Station.
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She Was Soooooooooooooo Blonde \n\nShe Was Soooooooooooooo Blonde: She took the ruler to bed to see how long she slept. She sent me a fax with a stamp on it. She thought a quarterback was a refund. She put M&M's in alphabetical order. She thought Boyz II Men was a day care center.\nShe Was Soooooooooooooo Blonde: She thought Eartha Kitt was a set of garden tools. She thought General Motors was in the army. At the bottom of the application where it says "sign here,"she put "Sagittarius."\nShe Was Soooooooooooooo Blonde: She tripped over a cordless phone. She spent 20 minutes looking at the orange juice can because it said, "concentrate." She told me to meet her at the corner of "WALK" and "DON'T WALK." She asked for a price check at the Dollar Store.\nShe Was Soooooooooooooo Blonde: She studied for a blood test. She thought she needed a token to get on "Soul Train." She sold the car for gas money! When she missed the 44 bus, she took the 22 bus twice instead. When she went to the airport and saw a sign that said "Airport Left," she turned around and went home.\nShe Was Soooooooooooooo Blonde: When she heard that 90% of all crimes occur around the home, she moved. She thinks Taco Bell is the Mexican phone company. If she spoke her mind, she'd be speechless. She thought that she could not use her AM radio in the evening. She had a shirt that said "TGIF," which she thought stood for "This Goes In Front."
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Please ask her to refer :\nhttp://www.lawcareers.net/Information/FirstSteps.aspx\nShe will get the basics, to which she can add anecdotes about her own and personal experiences.\nWish her Luck, from me !
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It all depends on what you know about her. If you know her school you might try classmates.com I have found friends, (or they found me) from 30 years ago there.