text: College of Arts & Sciences
  Major: Biochemistry • Class: 2018 • Hometown: Berwyn, Illinois
  What will you be doing at this year’s Weekend of Excellence?
  I was nominated for the Student Diversity & Multicultural Affairs Award, specifically the Social Justice in Action Award. I also will be inducted into the Maroon & Gold Society.
  How has your time at Loyola helped shape you as a person?
  Back when I was a freshman, I always noticed that the University liked to throw around the term “social justice” a lot, and I didn’t know at the time how it would impact my life. Loyola’s values helped me realize that I can use science as a tool for social justice, and I discovered how our progression as a community is rooted in solidarity. Knowledge is resistance, exposure is a necessity, and solidarity is crucial to everyone.
  What do you hope to be doing 10 years from now?
  I hope to be a biomedical researcher in a big city and be a mentor for women of color wanting to work in the STEM field. I plan to establish a nonprofit organization that would help shed light on the disparities in underrepresented communities. I’m not exactly sure what I’ll be doing, but I know that I want to give back to the community that helped shape me into who I am today.
explanation: The document is an interview or profile of a student from the College of Arts & Sciences, majoring in Biochemistry. It includes questions about their plans for the Weekend of Excellence, how their time at Loyola has shaped them, and their future aspirations. The text does not contain any math questions or answers.
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distilabel_metadata.content: College of Arts & Sciences
  Major: Biochemistry • Class: 2018 • Hometown: Berwyn, Illinois
  What will you be doing at this year’s Weekend of Excellence?
  I was nominated for the Student Diversity & Multicultural Affairs Award, specifically the Social Justice in Action Award. I also will be inducted into the Maroon & Gold Society.
  How has your time at Loyola helped shape you as a person?
  Back when I was a freshman, I always noticed that the University liked to throw around the term “social justice” a lot, and I didn’t know at the time how it would impact my life. Loyola’s values helped me realize that I can use science as a tool for social justice, and I discovered how our progression as a community is rooted in solidarity. Knowledge is resistance, exposure is a necessity, and solidarity is crucial to everyone.
  What do you hope to be doing 10 years from now?
  I hope to be a biomedical researcher in a big city and be a mentor for women of color wanting to work in the STEM field. I plan to establish a nonprofit organization that would help shed light on the disparities in underrepresented communities. I’m not exactly sure what I’ll be doing, but I know that I want to give back to the community that helped shape me into who I am today.
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  Label: no-question