Hey Team,
I don't know if any of you have seen this but I thought it was worth perusing. I was on the PLS website looking for books to add to my Christmas list (since I didn't buy most of our reading list myself thanks to Hesburgh and the PLS libraries) and stumbled on this little item. It's a series of short essays written by PLS alums about how PLS has benefited them over the years. There's nothing new or mind-blowing here, but it was a nice reminder of why I chose PLS and what I hope it can do for me in the future. I've noticed several posts in our forum about how, as recent grads, it's a little difficult to reconcile our PLS mindset with life in the "real world." Maybe this will help.
Cheers.
I don't know if any of you have seen this but I thought it was worth perusing. I was on the PLS website looking for books to add to my Christmas list (since I didn't buy most of our reading list myself thanks to Hesburgh and the PLS libraries) and stumbled on this little item. It's a series of short essays written by PLS alums about how PLS has benefited them over the years. There's nothing new or mind-blowing here, but it was a nice reminder of why I chose PLS and what I hope it can do for me in the future. I've noticed several posts in our forum about how, as recent grads, it's a little difficult to reconcile our PLS mindset with life in the "real world." Maybe this will help.
Cheers.
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