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	<title>Comments on: Liberal Arts (and especially Philosophy) Majors: Do Not Despair</title>
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	<description>Mitchell Aboulafia</description>
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		<title>By: Candy Torres</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Candy Torres]]></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[There is a difference between those who have a dream to work towards and those who want a job. For me, a dream didn&#039;t just define the type of work I wanted to do but why? Was it status? Was it money? What about rising above what people thought Puerto Ricans were capable of? Or women? How I performed my job was also important as well as the interpersonal aspect of work. I believe in sharing information and power, and helping others in achieving their best. I grew up asking myself lots of questions and I love to learn. For some of us, it&#039;s as natural as breathing. Looking at the world today, we seem to need more than ever people who can teach others to breathe.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There is a difference between those who have a dream to work towards and those who want a job. For me, a dream didn&#8217;t just define the type of work I wanted to do but why? Was it status? Was it money? What about rising above what people thought Puerto Ricans were capable of? Or women? How I performed my job was also important as well as the interpersonal aspect of work. I believe in sharing information and power, and helping others in achieving their best. I grew up asking myself lots of questions and I love to learn. For some of us, it&#8217;s as natural as breathing. Looking at the world today, we seem to need more than ever people who can teach others to breathe.</p>
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