Kee: Tackling the world's problems with an arts degree
This week my son begins his first year of university. Like almost a quarter-million other young Canadians, Jacob is starting a new adventure, with a curiosity about the world around him, an eye to the job market and a relationship with technology that sometimes baffles his dad.
Like all parents, I am concerned for his future. But as he settles down in a new city and province, eager to get away from mom and dad, I am confident that he will succeed, and that the four years, and thousands of dollar
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