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What I’ve Done With My Life
What I’ve Done With My Life, which appears on the last page of the printed magazine, asks an alum who has been out of school for a while to answer these questions:
- What are you most proud of?
- What do you regret?
- What advice would you give to a new college graduate?
If you’d like to try you hand at this exercise in self-assessment for possible publication in the print magazine or at the website, email your submission to the editor. Include a daytime telephone number we can call for verification. Serious, light-hearted something in between -- there is no proper way to approach this task. But the length should not exceed 650 words. The magazine will print one submission per issue. Others may be posted online.
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