In the current job market, times are tough, especially if you're a recent college graduate. As they navigate life outside the Brandeis bubble, some grads are following paths they'd always planned on pursuing, while others have found employment and hobbies they never expected.
Upon walking into the International Lounge for the event "Blasphemy, Censorship and Scholarship," I immediately noticed a table of blue hardcover books to my left.
In the current job market, times are tough, especially if you're a recent college graduate. As they navigate life outside the Brandeis bubble, some grads are following paths they'd always planned on pursuing, while others have found employment and hobbies they never expected.
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