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People of 2 kinds For some students with idiosyncrastic interests and ambitions, one major isn’t enough. Meet eight with especially creative combinations. By David Fyten 24 wake forest magazine
If there really are two kinds of people in the world (beyond the two kinds we all acknowledge: those who think there are two kinds of people in the world and those who don’t), then, among college students, there are those who take the bull by the horns and those who are taken by the bull’s horns on the path the bull has been conditioned to follow. The latter kind seems more inclined to pursue familiar career destinations by following the well-traveled road of single major and minor. The former kind seems more prone to bushwhacking trails to uncharted objectives by wielding multiple crossdisciplinary majors or minors as their machetes. Following are brief profiles of eight of those intrepid students. They may not always be clear about where they started, have been, will go, or even wind up as they proceed along their unorthodox and sometimes circuitous routes But then, we all know there really are just two kinds of people in the world: those who think it’s the journey and not the destination that counts and those who don’t. <strong>June</strong> <strong>2009</strong> 25
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