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the Campus Landscape

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The Splendid Table

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Find out
what makes you kinder,
what opens you up and
brings out the most loving,
generous, and unafraid
version of you - and
go after those things as if
nothing else matters.

Because, actually,
nothing else does.

- George Saunders
(via Nick Offerman
in Gumption)

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