Campus Connection Corner - Nicole Lewis
Josyln Young and Rasheed Willis
Nicole Lewis
In print | Published November 19, 2009
Nicole Lewis
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YEARS AT SWARTHMORE:
“I’ve been at Swarthmore in some form since 1998, on and off.” She is a member of the class of 2002.
HOMETOWN:
“My hometown is where I am now.” Born in Illinois, she has lived in Kansas, Atlanta, Washington D.C. and Philadelphia.
BEST PART OF THE JOB:
“My co-workers make me laugh a lot, and I just enjoy the day and the variety.”
HOW STUDENTS CAN MAKE WORK EASIER:
“Stop ripping trees out of the ground. Stop throwing their trash all over … The fewer beer cans I have to pick up, the more time I can spend doing what I love.”
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