For the next couple of weeks, college graduates will don their robes and mortar boards and finally make that walk across the stage to receive a diploma. With all of the dire media reports about the lack of jobs, those of you who have a position lined up are the lucky ones. Good for you.Now, the work really begins. Here's a list to get you started:

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Four buses will roll out of campus at the end of April, carrying dozens of students to the opportunities that abound in the city.

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