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What do you think of when you think of summer? The promise of hot days and warm nights, freedom from responsibilities and breezy adventures.

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When I finally decided on a major as an undergrad and I told people what it was – ethnomusicology – I always heard the same two questions. One, “what is it?” and two, “what do you plan to do with it?” I was eventually able to give a succinct answer to the first question, but [...]

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First I want to say thanks to those who responded to my previous post (either here or on Facebook) about knowing your neighbors. You let me know that I am:

1) A strange and reclusive hermit, and
2) SOL if I need a cup of sugar or help surviving the zombie apocalypse.
(Although I have to say I [...]

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The last three weeks have been busy here in Puyallup-ville, and I thought I would take this opportunity to do a broad spectrum update. *Editor’s Note: Jennifer got a little long-winded on the subject of education, so this will be the first in three-part series of updates.
 
Spring quarter ended at the University of Washington and [...]

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My friend alerted me to this exciting new development in the world of higher education, and I wanted to pass it along.
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Should I be a student, or a professor?

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Yes, it’s true, nowadays anybody – and I mean anybody – can be a rock star.  Even me. 
My dad has had many jobs over the years (like father, like daughter), but the one he held the longest and the one I remember from my childhood was as keyboardist and Hammond organ player for a top [...]

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