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	<title>Comments on: Into the Eye of the Storm</title>
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		<title>By: Alison</title>
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		<dc:creator>Alison</dc:creator>
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		<description>Maybe the salaries just aren&#039;t high enough. I&#039;m a recent graduate from a very expensive university, and my friends and I all have significant debt (it seems, with tuition skyrocketing nationwide, that this must be a trend). One friend graduated with a degree in biomedical engineering, and now works as a saleswoman, hawking medical devices for much higher pay than an entry-level engineer. Another has a degree in biology, and earns minimum wage giving talks at Monterey Bay Aquarium. 

For young people, there isn&#039;t a promise of big bucks at the end of the bachelor of science, and this doesn&#039;t sit well for the generation that was brought up with more luxury than their parents had known. As far as I know, business schools are having no problem attracting bodies.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Maybe the salaries just aren&#8217;t high enough. I&#8217;m a recent graduate from a very expensive university, and my friends and I all have significant debt (it seems, with tuition skyrocketing nationwide, that this must be a trend). One friend graduated with a degree in biomedical engineering, and now works as a saleswoman, hawking medical devices for much higher pay than an entry-level engineer. Another has a degree in biology, and earns minimum wage giving talks at Monterey Bay Aquarium. </p>
<p>For young people, there isn&#8217;t a promise of big bucks at the end of the bachelor of science, and this doesn&#8217;t sit well for the generation that was brought up with more luxury than their parents had known. As far as I know, business schools are having no problem attracting bodies.</p>
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