Through College On Nothing a Year Literally Recorded From a Students Story
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It had only begun. There were going to be many bad days, months — yes, I might even say there was going to be one more lean year. But, as I look back upon it now, my tak- ing up with that work for the Pressing Estab- lishment was my start toward what I might call success. Did I earn a great deal at it? No, I cannot say that. I did earn what seemed to me a considerable sum, but that wasn't the most important thing about this new phase in my economic situation.
DEVIL AND DEEP SEA 65 Tribulations ...of a Freshman Before I tell you what I consider to have been the advantages which this new field offered me, I might say a word about the difficulties that confront the freshman particularly. Of course, you know that in college life he is the under dog. He is, in the first place, the cat in the strange garret; he doesn't know his way around. In the second place, he is made to feel that he has no rights in comparison with a sophomore, to say nothing of an upper classman. Now, there are, of course, a great many men who apply to the Self-Help Bureau in a year, the average here being somewhere between one hundred and twenty-five and two hundred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had only begun. There were going to be many bad days, months — yes, I might even say there was going to be one more lean year. But, as I look back upon it now, my tak- ing up with that work for the Pressing Estab- lishment was my start toward what I might call success. Did I earn a great deal at it? No, I cannot say that. I did earn what seemed to me a considerable sum, but that wasn't the most important thing about this new phase in my economic situation.
DEVIL AND DEEP SEA 65 Tribulations ...of a Freshman Before I tell you what I consider to have been the advantages which this new field offered me, I might say a word about the difficulties that confront the freshman particularly. Of course, you know that in college life he is the under dog. He is, in the first place, the cat in the strange garret; he doesn't know his way around. In the second place, he is made to feel that he has no rights in comparison with a sophomore, to say nothing of an upper classman. Now, there are, of course, a great many men who apply to the Self-Help Bureau in a year, the average here being somewhere between one hundred and twenty-five and two hundred.
What to read after Through College On Nothing a Year Literally Recorded From a Students Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Christian Frederick Gauss to read onlineMoreLess
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