It was heartbreaking. I can't even tell you. It's like closing not just a chapter in my life, but slamming a door on an entire history, not just my history, but the countless students who have gone through these halls.
Sonia Sotomayor: “It was heartbreaking. I can't even tell you. It's like closing not just a chapter in my life, but slamming a door on an…”
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Sonia Sotomayor expresses her deep emotional response to the closing of her former school and its impact on the history of many students.
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