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Thomas Friedman's editorial in the New York Times today struck a chord with me, even if I've been out of college for a few years and might technically still be a member of Generation X, not Y or Q or whatever letter we settle on.
Check it out: Generation Q and if you're still in college, just out, if you're a twenty-something at all, give this some consideration, even if you're tired of being told we're apathetic. That at least, should move us to action, if the giant climate/deficit/social security/health care mess our parents' generation is leaving is doesn't.
Lighting a Fire Under My Feet, Sort of
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That is a fantastic article on so many fronts: when you're young you need to care, you need to force tough issues, and you need to do it in a way that's real and immediate (not just on the computer). Brilliant. Thanks for sharing.
Greetings from Ole Miss!
I'm going to go find the statue of James Meredith and take a pic of it for you.
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