One Smithie's Education Pulled her "Out of the Ghetto"
THE STAR-LEDGER, May 11, 2008
For Giants rookie, mom is judge and jury
New York Giants rookie Jonathan Goff's recent graduation from Vanderbilt University was the culmination of an academic career fostered by his mother, Smith alumna Gwendolyn Tyre '75, whose education pulled her "out of the ghetto" and into the history books as the first African-American law clerk on the Georgia State Supreme Court.
For Giants rookie, mom is judge and jury
New York Giants rookie Jonathan Goff's recent graduation from Vanderbilt University was the culmination of an academic career fostered by his mother, Smith alumna Gwendolyn Tyre '75, whose education pulled her "out of the ghetto" and into the history books as the first African-American law clerk on the Georgia State Supreme Court.
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