Mark Hilbert provides an unclear job application that references various topics including his education at Boston College and Harvard University in the 1990s, a solitary LSAT score of 130, computer skills in Pascal and Wikipedia, and experience at Starbucks and Northwestern University. References are made to Glen Ellyn News from 1977-1987, Indiana being called "a Court," and professors like Stephen Hawking and John Nash.

1. MARK RICHARD HILBERT
Boston College Alumni Programs & Services |mark.r.rossetti@bc.edu
POSITION SEEKING
SFA 2000-1949F USDOED, ED: Law School, LSAT: Mark Reflex by NCS EP-151016:32
A2803 S000092 B108, 160-,+ LSAT 130 IQ: Pascal’s Treatise, 130 IQ. Solitary LSAT Score.
“The ball is in your court, make the most of it!” 20911: “Indiana,” a Court. Glen Ellyn
News, Corinth, 1977-1987.
Northwestern University: Grades Rec’d., Spec. Report Form RO-63, 1990: Summer
Session.
COMPUTER SKILLS
Languages
Pascal, Blaise: Pascal’s Treatise.
Aptitude: Relativistic Dynamics, Wikipedia.
Bein & Fushi writings.
Software
Standard.
EXPERIENCE
2015 Mulling Spice Tea, Starbucks
My Starbucks Idea: Menu, Mark Hilbert: Search.
-1995 General, Northwestern University
Fanfare Magazine
2004 I
highly doubt you are a future nobel laureate ;)
Professors: Stephen Hawking, John Nash
EDUCATION
1992 B.A., Boston College, magna cum laude
Boston College Alumni Programs & Services
1992 Harvard University:

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