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Graduating College Sucks

Graduating College Sucks

| May 17, 2013 | 0 Comments

I used to get sad at the fact that other people were graduating college. I wanted to believe for as long as I could that I just graduated and no one else could possibly be younger than me in the workplace. I longed to be back at college, enjoying senior week, partying the night away [...]

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Wait, I Graduated A Year Ago?!

Wait, I Graduated A Year Ago?!

| May 16, 2013 | 0 Comments

Well, it’s official.  I have just experienced the fastest year of my life.  I cannot even begin to fathom that I actually graduated college a year ago already.  Like, WHAT?!  See, the lapse of time works a little differently when you are working than when you are in school.  There are not quarters or semesters [...]

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True Life: I Skipped My College Graduation

True Life: I Skipped My College Graduation

| May 15, 2013 | 0 Comments

By the time I was about to finish college, I had been to enough graduation ceremonies in my life to know I didn’t want to attend another. I grew up the youngest of five children. Thus, from birth, I had to attend elementary school graduations, middle school graduations, high school graduations, and college graduations for [...]

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Manly Monday: Post Graduate Plans

Manly Monday: Post Graduate Plans

| May 13, 2013 | 0 Comments

May, for many of us at FTS, is just another few weeks of work, sprinkled with nice weather and the knowledge that summer (and a usually more relaxed workplace) will be here soon. For many undergraduates, it’s the end of the school year, while for a small population of them…it’s the end of their whole [...]

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A Hilariously True Graduation Announcement & A Response To The Haters

A Hilariously True Graduation Announcement & A Response To The Haters

| May 1, 2013 | 1 Comment

Instead of sending out a traditional graduation announcement, this Utah Valley University student (or should I say alumni), Kayla North, let her family and friends know the real deal. She didn’t sugar coat anything or pretend to be happy that she graduated. She simply stated the facts: I graduated college. Now I am sad, unemployed, [...]

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