the position, even though she signed a document (a gesture imitated by the other two candidates) promising not to take over unless she was the most voted candidate. The cardinal's decision was received with dissatisfaction by students and professors, who started a strike for indefinite time and did other demonstrations as an answer to Anna Cintra's indication. On 30 November, she tried to gain access to the rector's room, but was barred by the students, who surrounded her and her bodyguards and caused her to flee by taxi. Campuses The main campus of PUC-SP and its administrative headquarters are located in Perdizes, a middle-class neighbourhood in the subprefecture of Lapa, in the west side of São Paulo City. It mostly consists of academic buildings, the University Theater (TUCA) and the University Church. Most of these buildings, built between 1920 and 1940, are part of the historical patrimonium of the city. The School of Exact Sciences and Technology is located near the city centre (Consolação Campus) while Business and Economy courses are also offered in the north side of São Paulo City (Santana Campus). The School of Medical and Health Sciences is located in the city of Sorocaba (90 km from São Paulo) and a campus in the city of Barueri offers courses of Business, Economics, Physical Therapy and Psychology. Unities and courses Admission Like other Brazilian universities, students are admitted by an entrance exam called vestibular which consists of two tests containing questions on languages, science, math and history. The vestibular of PUC-SP also selects students for other colleges and universities in the state of São Paulo (Examples: Faculty of Medicine of Marília (public institution), Faculty of Medicine of ABC and the Faculty of Law of São Bernardo do Campo). Notable professors and alumni Professors Economy school Plínio de Arruda Sampaio (1930–2014), Federal Deputy for São Paulo Celso Daniel (1951–2002), Mayor of Santo André Celso Furtado (1920–2004), Minister of Development and Minister of Culture Guido Mantega (1949–), Finance Minister Aloísio Mercadante (1954–), Senator for São Paulo Education school Paulo Freire (1921–1997), critical pedagogy theorist Law school Osvaldo Aranha Bandeira de Melo (1908–1980), Director of São Paulo city legal department, first lay rector of PUC-SP between 1963 and 1972, desembargador of the Court of São Paulo Tércio Sampaio Ferraz Júnior (1941–), philosopher of law and jurist. Michel Temer (1940-), President of Brazil. Philosophy school Zeljko Loparić (1939–), History of Philosophy scholar