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Inclined to succeed.   USA Today First-teamer Lillian Pierce is at the point where she's starting to think seriously about what she wants to do with her life.
     After talking with her and reading her three-page resume, one gets the sense that the hardest decision she'll make won't be what to do but what not to do in order to achieve her goals.
     Pierce was one of 20 students recently named by USA Today to its All-USA College Academic First Team for outstanding intellectual achievement and leadership. She was selected from 682 students nominated by colleges and universities in 49 states and the District of Columbia.

     

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     A pre-med student from Fallbrook, Calif., who is majoring in mathematics, Pierce maintains an above 4.0 grade-point average. She has spent summers conducting research in the University's chemistry department as well as for the National Security Agency in Washington, D.C. She is tutoring as a peer instructor in mathematics and chemistry. She is co-concertmaster of the Princeton University Orchestra. She is writing a play and organizing a five-day art camp for children this summer. She is working as a nurse assistant at the McCosh Health Center. And she just took up kung fu.

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in the March 5th Princeton Weekly Bulletin

   

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