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The God of Failure

Posted on May 23, 2012 by Meg

I hate failure.  I know, I know, everybody does, but I’m one of those type A folk who would rather be set on fire than get a B on a test.  I still feel the need to justify the C … Continue reading →

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My Hopes for the Graduates of the Class of 2012

Posted on May 20, 2012 by Meg

I’ve sat through a lot of commencement addresses, from Steve Case warning us about the internet crisis in Africa (you’re right, that’s the crisis we should worry about) to Alan Page extolling the virtues of affirmative action (irrelevance was the … Continue reading →

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Following Your Heart

Posted on May 18, 2012 by Meg

I stumbled across a brilliant blog post the other day with advice for teenage girls ranging from awkward-but-true (“maybe you should stop offering your own breasts up for the ogling”) to touching (“You are beautiful.  You are valuable.  You are … Continue reading →

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