Tagged: "leadership"
September 08, 2010
What Does UCLA Really Want From Its Applicants?
The third in a series about writing the personal essay for UCLA applications. The key to the perfect essay is all in the L.I.D.
September 21, 2009
Ivy League Education Leaves Man Homeless
Sometimes people think that an Ivy League education will guarantee success in life. Well, it all depends on your vision of success. Ted Pascoe and I attended Dartmouth around the same time. Now he’s homeless. By choice. Sometimes you just have to take a stand. The non-profit program Ted runs for homeless seniors in Denver [...]
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Mark Montgomery
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