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A link from
greythistle on feminism, housework, and choices that aren't makes me wonder about the liberal arts & ambition-- there's no particular reason why an English or sociology degree should doom you to life as a secretary, but so many of my non-math friends seem to feel stuck between temping and grad school . . .
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For that matter, contrast my old acquaintance the math major who pulled decent grades from the same good research institution I attended as an undergrad, then worked a few years looking up numbers for actuaries because he couldn't think of something more interesting / ambitious he wanted to do. Dunno what he does now.
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But really, there's a ton of newly fledged lawyers who panic upon realizing (for the first time, oddly) that they can't necessarily find jobs to offset their $90k of debt--and so on.
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Just wandered through your comments. Your set seems angrier than my set, maybe because I expect
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