Always run. Never walk

By Eric Termuende, Kirsten Poon and Emerson Csorba. When entering university, first-year students are taught to work for the best possible grade-point-average and take classes seriously – often in preparation for jobs as doctors, lawyers, accountants and so on. In some ways, this is good advice; earning a high average and excelling in studies can be valuable in the long term. Read more...