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Just Do What You Can

My first day back at grad school this quarter, and I’m feeling so much calmer. Even–dare I say–at peace. So … Continue reading Just Do What You Can

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When Character Counts

We all make assumptions. Every day. You assume that your waiter will take your order in a timely manner and … Continue reading When Character Counts

The World Needs More Ambitious Women

And a big part of this is on men. We need you–as our fathers, brothers, friends, and lovers–to encourage us … Continue reading The World Needs More Ambitious Women

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