I was in my early twenties, fresh out of college, living abroad, and unformed in every sense.
We had met three years earlier when I was a 22-year-old English major just out of college, living in Greenwich Village.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet I was in my early twenties, fresh out of college, living abroad, and unformed in every sense.
Eighteen, enrolled in college, living in New York, planning to become a writer — she was, it seemed, living the life she'd always dreamed of.
"We shouldn't make policy based on the image of students going straight from high school to college, living on campus, and graduating four years later, when the majority of college students don't do that".
So he went out to Eugene, Ore., and worked as a radio disc jockey while going to Lane Community College, living, he says, like a maniac: crashing cars, stealing food from grocery stores, racking up so many D.U.I.'s that a judge finally gave him the choice of going to jail or leaving the state.
He started to learn Italian, and after college lived in Milan for two years.
Mr. Foster, 24, a graduate of Vassar College, lives in Dallas, where he produces educational materials.
He progressed to harder drugs, dropped out of business college, lived rough, begged, stole, got high.
He and his wife, an American he met in college, lived in New Jersey with their three children.
I've graduated from college, live on my own and am, more or less, a responsible adult.
