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"It's a little harder to get into vet school now," Frank explained. Her backup plan is to study for a master's degree at Utah State University in wildlife biology, get her GPA up in the process and then apply for veterinarian school again. Frank does want to marry again and have a family, but right now she is in no hurry. "I would live with the person and make sure we're compatible," Frank said. "I don't want to marry for a long time... I want to do the things I want, get myself going before I'm with someone else." aleechronicle.utah.edu 39 Bravo 7 Bartholomcu : 43 Canteens Having no doubt 5 Eastman's Company 10 Restless desire 14 Head cases 40 Bishop's head piece Cape of Good Hope 46 47 48 49 Burdened Edition Endure 16 Poi plant 45 Expression of grief 17 I 34 ogy. Across 15 29 33 48 """""" 19 21 23 27 16 18 ?. BY ED CANTY 1 14 wt-w- L dough Hood Ahead 1 at random each - "I've slacked off this semester. I worry sometimes about getting another job when I get out something halfway decent." Frank was born and reared in Salt Lake City, Utah, She spent two childhood years in Cardston, Washington and remembers the Mount St. Helen eruption that covered her town with two inches of ashes. Although Frank's mother is a member of The Church Saints and her father is of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Catholic, her parents gave her a long leash in her ideol- During the Fall Semester break, Rainey Frank did what many students did she left town as soon as possible. That was at midnight on Thursday. Against her concerned parents' wishes, Frank and her boyfriend drove into the deserted darkness and headed for Lake Powell. "We would get there that much sooner," insisted senior. Frank, a To Frank, life should be experienced diving in headfirst and asking questions later, even though she may have regretted some of her decisions. One such decision was when she decided to move out two years ago. She had wanted to move away from home to live with her best friend, three girls and a guy. The problem was she didn't have any money. "I can do what I want," Frank recalled thinking. "I can stay out latc.I just want to experience it." She did move out, only to move back home three months later. Another major decision came at the age of 19. Frank's then boyfriend persuaded her to get baptized into The Saints. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y "I didn't research it," said Frank, who is now a member only on paper. "It was pretty much an impulse." Later, she made what she considers to be one of her bigger mistakes, one that would change her forever she got married. Only 22 at the time of the marriage, Frank was divorced after a year. "We were just incompatible," Frank realized. "We were really good when we weren't living together." Older, wiser and more independent, Frank is now focused on her graduation next year. However, having to move back home again after her divorce has made o iU Frank more concerned about her future. "I worry about not being able to graduate," she said. 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