July 4th has come and gone, and Friday is here
once again. Below, I’ve included five links that are worth a read. Enjoy!
An interesting read on college
location, something that didn’t really impact my search (other than that I
found Colby’s campus absolutely beautiful). Though I didn’t attend school in
(or even near) a major city, I was able to pursue internships in other
locations (DC and NYC) over the summer. As for Starbucks? I didn’t have a car
on campus, so traveling to places other than the dining hall was rare—and made
for a less expensive lifestyle.
A glimpse into the responsibilities of an admissions
director at Fairfield University.
A
different take on this spring’s ESPN article on former Penn student Madison
Holleran. This well-written piece explores the issues that can stem from
publicizing certain aspects of her story.
Check out my latest GSE blog post, regarding advice
for older Ph.D. candidates, who face their own set of challenges as they
enter the job market.
Serving beer at football games? Seems normal in the
professional sports world, but in the college stadium it poses different
challenges. The
University of Maryland is going to experiment with offering alcohol this
fall.
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