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In college, trying to discover what I wanted to do with my life, I chose journalism as a field of study due in large part to my creative interests, ability to tell stories, and the national reputation of my university's journalism school. A unique part of the school's curriculum was that it required every student seeking a bachelor's degree to explore another field of study as a second concentration. I chose Western European politics because of my dislike for what I perceived, at 18 years old, to be the current landscape of our political system - a polarizing debate driven by and for the parties, not by and for the people.
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