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CTyankee

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5. Late in life, I went back to school to get a Masters in Liberal Studies and it was one of the highest points in my life.

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Wed Dec 18, 2024, 01:21 PM

Dec 18

The courses were brilliant, and brilliantly taught by faculty members who were teaching what they loved. And that made all the difference. I felt renewed and I hated it when I graduated and there were no more classes to inspire me.

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