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  1. I hear a lot these days about whether college is "worth it" anymore. My view is that it's actually more valuable than ever. Like EVER. How can you develop the skills to adapt to rapid societal change? For ALMOST every young person, the best answer, by far, is still college. #emchat

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  2. Today in print in Traveller, I write a profile of Chicago's magnificent Union station. Here's the link to the online version: #train #trains #Chicago #USA https://www.smh.com.au/traveller/reviews-and-advice/when-it-comes-to-us-train-travel-this-station-is-the-jewel-in-the-crown-20261011-p61219.html

    smh.com.au When it comes to US train travel, this station is the jewel in the crown

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  3. PSA: General questions are welcomed but this is my work account, I only work at Club Alpha as a MA not a indy-SW. Schedules are pinned in my newsletter that I work hard to make. No shows will result in a ban. Please be respectful in my comments and dm's, not doing so will result in a block.

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