Staying in School Pays Says Bureau Study
The study shows staying in school yields long term earnings advantages. Boys who finish schooling at 18 earn markedly more than peers who leave at 14, with $2,000 extra by age 25 and ongoing higher salaries thereafter. By age 26 totals favor the educated youth, supporting an investment case for extended schooling.
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Ordering One's Life and the Worth of My Ruler
A reflective piece urges readers to examine their life path and motives. It asks who or what governs daily choices and stresses choosing a guiding force worth the effort. The author argues that only a worthwhile aim justifies the arduous pursuit and the sense of a well run race when looked back.
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