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On the morning of May 2,1980, Rosalie Warren received the envelope(信封)with her grades(等級)in it．As she 1 it, Warren wanted to know whether her hundreds of 2 of studying had paid off．They had．
“I 3 five As,”she still remembers the moment happily．“I 4 fell on the floor．”
Warren was born on August 29,1900．Two years 5 she entered(進(jìn)入)high school, her father died．Warren had to leave school for factory work to help support(支撐)her 6 ．Warren was a person who always 7 school．In 1975, when she was 75, she learned about Suffolk University's(大學(xué)的)tuition-free(免學(xué)費(fèi)的)program．
Now she has not 8 learning．“It's my 9 to go to school,”she says．Nancy Stoll, head of students, says,“Warren is a good 10 for our younger students－that learning is a lifetime activity(活動(dòng))…”
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