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Advice For the College Bound

Fill What’s Empty, Empty What’s Full, Scratch Where It Itches
(Baccalaureate Service at Trinity Christian School in Las Vegas)
Length: 7:20
Size: 5 MB
Format MP3
Speaker: Glen Davis – 5/23/2004

I (Glen) had the chance to speak at a high school baccalaureate service in Vegas at the end of last year, and a lot of what I said to them is relevant to incoming first years as well.

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Giving credit where credit is due: the title came from a quote I have seen attributed to Alice Roosevelt Longworth.

A correction: I spoke without looking at my notes and misstated Carly Fiorina’s major. It was actually a combo of medieval history and philosophy (source). Oops.

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