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All you ever needed to know about Jump Man... er.... Super Mario.
- Jon
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 1. The national rank and prestige of the school you go to does not matter as much as you think.
Don't choose a school just because it is the best one you got into. Choose a school based on the one you like. You are going to spend the next four years of your life either loving your school or wishing you did.
2. You freshman year is a little like a tour of the Willie Wonka's factory.
You have to decide which character you want to be. Are you going to gorge on you new found freedom and end up getting stuck in a chocolate pipe? Are you going to taste that which has always been off limits and turn into a blueberry? It's up to you.
3. It's highly likely that the job you get after you graduate won't have
anything to do with your college major.
I know a theatre major who is a PR agent. I am friends with a agricultural major who is an internet manager for a international company. I know a million business majors... but anything you do is business right?
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Simple, creative, entertaining, and makes us Mac users giddy. That is my eulogy for the "Get A Mac" ads that are as of last week discontinued. I am sure there is an exciting future ad campaign waiting to be rolled out, but for now good bye "Get A Mac" ads.
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Imagine sitting next to this guy at a band concert! I bet his kids love when he comes to cheer them on! I have to admit, although this is really impressive, I am not totally sure that he isn't standing in front of a pair of mechanical hands.
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The key to making a difference is first to look at what you have to offer. Are you really creative? Are you industrious? Can you influence others? Are you a really sweet people person like Kara? Everybody has SOMETHING to offer, you just have to figure out what you want to do with what you have been given.
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