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Advice from a professor who almost flunked out

Posted on 1 March 2015 by Tim O'Connell

Sometimes students see their professors as gifted brainiacs, and there are certainly some people like that among my faculty colleagues.  Most of us, however, are nothing special.  What sets us apart really just boils down to two things: interest enough … Continue reading →

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