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Welcome to the ‘Career of the Week’ Section

Taliah Dommerholt, Online Feature Coeditor • January 10, 2011

Readers,

To enhance the feature section, we have added a weekly feature of the “Career of the Week.” On a weekly basis, we will be posting interviews with WJ parents concerning their careers and occupations, to provide students with first-hand information concerning different career paths and options for the future.

-The Online Feature Staff

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