How To Be a Modern Day Cinderella
Once upon a humid Manhattan night, after a long shift where every guest seems to order the all-you-can eat pasta bowl, jump for joy as the clock strikes midnight, setting you free to truly begin your night. Throwing your regulation black water resistant restaurant shoes, caked in clam sauce into your too small clutch, strap on your 4 inch F-ouboutin heels, the red paint cracking off the bottom and sprint onto the N train to meet your friends in the East Village.
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to 5 job at a reputable television company. ... 
In Graduate School You Will…
Feel Overwhelmed by Very Small Tasks: Your days will be so unstructured that when you finally have something to do in addition to reading and writing, it’ll feel like the biggest event ever. On a day when you don’t have class, you’ll decide to finally go to the post office to buy stamps.
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Molly spends most of her time thinking about gender binaries and drinking Diet Coke. She has previously blogged ... 
European Vignettes at the Converging Edge of Space and Time
My official excuse to be here is that I’m doing a case study at a company for my BA thesis, but really I’m just trying hard to live the life of a 21st century nomad. It’s a fun life. I get to see things, meet people, think about stuff and experience lots of peculiar details that put different places and episodes in relation to each other.
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Richard Hylerstedt a restless communication addict, writing in a vain attempt to make sense of the universe. ... 
Why The Internet Can Sometimes Be A Lovely Place
Having worked almost exclusively on the blogosphere for my (short) professional life, I can confidently say that the Internet is a pretty dark screwed up place. My take away message from having spent 70% of my waking days online is that people are angry. Very angry.
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Marijuana Allegedly Saves 2-Year-Old Boy’s Life
“In two weeks he was weaned of all the nausea drugs, and he was eating again and sitting up and laughing,” Hyde said to ABCNews.com. He called his son’s recovery “a miracle” and the marijuana, which Hyde also used for his own attention deficit disorder, a “godsend.”
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Dan grew up in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. He went to college in western Massachusetts. He can be reached at ... 
