To acquaint Cooper Medical School of Rowan Universitys first 50 students with their new neighborhood, the charter class was loosed upon Camden on Wednesday with a series of clues in search of specific landmarks the good, the bad and the ugly. <\/p>\n
For new students Susan Talamini and Rebecca Lee, the first and most crucial item they needed to locate was their car in the parking garage across the street from the new school. <\/p>\n
But, like the proverbs will tell you, its about the journey, not the destination. <\/p>\n
The women realized that sooner than later. <\/p>\n
Talamini, 28, and Lee, 26, are both from out of town. <\/p>\n
Complete strangers to each other before orientation at the school this week, Talamini and Lee had to learn to work together quickly as a team. <\/p>\n
Talamini was born in Essex County in New Jersey, and Lee is from Cleveland, Ohio. <\/p>\n
Both women spent a good amount of their lives in New York and now live in Princeton and Haddonfield. <\/p>\n
Something else the pair has in common? <\/p>\n
They were two of 50 students chosen out of 2,900 applicants to be the first to attend Cooper Medical School. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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