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...applaud the history department’s recent decision to make concentration credit easier to receive, and we hope other departments will follow suit. The University should recognize these problems and work to create an organized process for granting appropriate credit for academic work completed out of residence...
...American people are intelligent and mature enough to be told the truth. We applaud Ashcroft for telling...
...needing to be almost physically carried to the table, people would come up, talk about the issue and happily get down to writing their letter. Our table was surrounded by industrious writers at every available opportunity, and in the second half, people were even looking up to applaud as they put the finishing touches on their letters...
...lives with. We don’t expect to meet our lifemates as undergraduates and we feel no real regret when relationships that made us content and complete while at school do not make the cut in the world outside. As our priorities shift and our values applaud professional success louder than romantic success, love—of at least the college variety—is simply no longer a reason to make life-changing decisions. Truth be told, it most often won’t even convince us to alter our cover letter location preferences. College students today, much...
...said, the humor is slowing returning to our workplace (and I work in a government agency, so believe me, there’s a lot here to inspire laughter!), and we need Modern Humorist to help get us back to some version of our normal, disfunctional [sic] selves. I applaud your decision to place political leaders off limits for now, and hope that when the time feels right, you’ll once again exercise that very American right to speak your mind, no matter how irreverently. Thanks again and God be with...