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belleamaris

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Jun 17, 2005 18:41

What a let down. What a waste of my time and my energies. If only I had known that all of that time, money, energy, and everything else would lead to NOTHING in terms of a career. That companies would tell me that I had not enough experience.... (Four years of experience just isn't enough experience to get above $15 an hour!) I wouldn't have ( Read more... )

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drclock June 23 2005, 21:06:59 UTC

Something will come up

talkinghippo June 27 2005, 06:39:28 UTC

*huuuugles*

belleamaris July 5 2005, 09:38:31 UTC

Oi, I need your help with jobs and resumes.

Call me or email me at amaris (at) gmail.com.

noboru July 24 2005, 21:39:00 UTC

*Hugs*

belleamaris July 24 2005, 22:10:31 UTC

*glomp*

Hang in there! vampire_duvessa August 12 2005, 20:48:49 UTC

I am sure my dear that eventual having a big bad degree from Berkeley will pay off. It seems like a lot of college grads have your problem. I am rooting for you! you are an amazing smart person and I am sure that you will find a good job.

Re: Hang in there! belleamaris August 22 2005, 18:56:48 UTC

Thanks 'manda. I miss you.

wha'd you study? altgrave August 22 2005, 02:29:11 UTC

i'm a self educated "sap", and i don't feel i'm missing anything. i had one year at a respected state college (rutgers), which was great, but i didn't have the money to continue. now, i'm old, but erudite (ask anybody!). i don't, however, have to work, which is a very different thing. sorry to intrude, all of a sudden, on your journal.

Re: wha'd you study? altgrave August 22 2005, 02:34:49 UTC

never mind; i now know you studied integrative biology, and i'm not erudite enow to know what that is. i suppose i can look it up.

Re: wha'd you study? belleamaris August 22 2005, 18:55:33 UTC

I hope you're not offended by my use of sap. I was really saying that it seems like a smart way to go. Formal education just seems so tedious and unfocused.

Integrative Biology is a more systematic approach to biology. It includes many different fields (evolution, ecology, physiology, morphology, ethology, etc...) and tries to encourage knowledge and use of more than one field in a study, as well as communication between the different fields. (Was president of the student group for the major...)

Re: wha'd you study? belleamaris August 22 2005, 18:56:21 UTC

Oh, and btw, I'm happy to have my journal "intruded" upon by you. :-)

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