Alumnagram 48-49
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to mother- hood, Beth hasn't retired her pen yet. She writes occasional speeches, and works on newsletters for several organizations. She did some of the editing on husband Raymond Keatings two recent books, D.C. by the Numbers d^nA New York by the Numbers (she had previously been an editorial assistant at Long Island University's C. W. Post campus). The two met as students at St. Joseph's.
"I don't remember consciously deciding on a career in pub- lic relations," says Beth. "It was just a natu...ral progression from the interests I had in other areas of my life, particularly in gov- ernment and politics. My dual degree from St. Joseph's, in English and human relations, perfectly suited the niche I even- tually found myself in at Town Hall. My English degree allowed me to do the writing that I loved the most, and the human relations portion certainly prepared me for the world of public affairs and government. I don't think I could have picked better majors tor the career 1 ended up with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to mother- hood, Beth hasn't retired her pen yet. She writes occasional speeches, and works on newsletters for several organizations. She did some of the editing on husband Raymond Keatings two recent books, D.C. by the Numbers d^nA New York by the Numbers (she had previously been an editorial assistant at Long Island University's C. W. Post campus). The two met as students at St. Joseph's.
"I don't remember consciously deciding on a career in pub- lic relations," says Beth. "It was just a natu...ral progression from the interests I had in other areas of my life, particularly in gov- ernment and politics. My dual degree from St. Joseph's, in English and human relations, perfectly suited the niche I even- tually found myself in at Town Hall. My English degree allowed me to do the writing that I loved the most, and the human relations portion certainly prepared me for the world of public affairs and government. I don't think I could have picked better majors tor the career 1 ended up with.
What to read after Alumnagram 48-49?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Joseph's College, New York to read onlineMoreLess
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