At Emory University School of Law's May 9 graduation ceremony, professor Sara K. Stadler practiced some tough love, telling the Class of 2011 to stop fretting over the dearth of big money jobs. "Get over it," she said. "The one thing standing in the way of your happiness is a sense of entitlement."
May 24, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Give Emory University law school professor Sara K. Stadler credit for originality.
At the law school’s May 9 graduation, she dumped optimistic commencement speech cliches for a lesson in tough love, telling the Class of 2011 to stop fretting over the dearth of big money jobs.
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