After almost missing the test and racing through 100 questions in half the allotted time, I was finally in my apartment, letting out a sigh of relief that everything was finished. Then it hit me: I like school.

Despite the initial shock of the tedious, demeaning and/or downright weird tasks we’re given, there’s something gratifying in knowing you’re earning something more.

There I sat, a choister, 0-2, facing choicelessness.

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So I’ve been in my job about a year now. My first real job, with real prospects, with an actual annual salary instead of …

I know I will very likely get extremely and unbelievably bored if I spend the summer idle.

If the customer took the time to read the entire sign, and not just the price she wanted to see, it would have made both of our lives easier.

It’s still a career, even if you’re not getting paid.

So is “recent graduate” a subjective term, or is there a deadline on it?