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1 This is what they had to say... Wrapping Down Under. I worked at Wrapt, a restaurant in a mall food court, while studying in Sydney, Australia, in 2007. Customers and coworkers enjoyed my use of words like "garbage" (rubbish), "candy" (lollies), and "fries" (chips). —KENDAHL SHORTWAY '08 Work-study. I had campus jobs for seven of my eight semesters, and my favorite, by far, was working in the dining hall. I loved everything about it: the tray-washing machines, the glass machines, the slop chute, and especially the camaraderie! —JUDY BRAUND CAIN '62 ILLUSTRATIONS BY KATHRYN RATHKE Playing poker. I played in tournaments in college and finished in the top 10 in a few. My biggest win came at the Borgata Fall Poker Open, in 2011, when I took home first place and $14,665. —CHRISTOPHER BRAND '12 Number of respondents who reported being pulled over by campus police for driving a golf cart on Metzger Drive, the campus loop, while delivering food. Thomas A. Parmalee '01 says he got off with a warning— and the pizza was still hot upon arrival. Percentage of respondents who worked in food service, the most commonly reported college job in our poll. 39 1 Number of respondents who still have a piece of the work uniform they wore on campus—and sent pictures to prove it. Ray McCarthy '88, Rob Mikula '85, Beth Deene '85 3

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