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On a warm morning in mid-September , fifteen hundred New York City students walked out of Dewitt Clinton High School and marched two miles to their school district 's headquarters to protest the use of metal detectors in their school . Zaleski 's malpractice record may have been extreme , but it was not unusual among the doctors who walked out of West Virginia hospitals in January . When I first walk in at El Centro I felt this warm friendly environment . By Ewa Irena Pytowska ' 74 walked out of Bryn Mawr a philosopher , but my work with issues of cultural and linguistic diversity transformed me into an ethnographer of sorts .