Ask a hiring manager what they really look for, and you’ll often hear the same answer. They want people who can think. Not just recite, not just execute,
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To educate is not merely to impart information; it is to shape a student’s loves.
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On the rhetorical appeal known as pathos; or, a practical manual for manipulating people’s emotions.
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