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In Reply to: to be a renaissance person today posted by Cindy Weckert on January 20, 1999 at 12:39:50:

I think that inorder to be a Rennaissance person today, you just have to try to understand all that you possibly can and to make the best out of every given day. As stated there are just too many different subdivisions inwhich a person can loose themselves. I believe that many people are attempting to become "renaissance" people. No one wants to be left in the dust so we all try to know a little about everything. It's hard not to try to understand it all when it is always being thrown at you from every side. Look at the business market. Employers want people who have a range of skills, not those who only know how to do one thing. Our society is forming more and more Renaissance people every day just by the demands that are placed on us and the younger generations.

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