I don't mean to sound rude, but didn't you realize the lack of currency
that an art/art history degree has before you started your graduate
program?

I agree, it is depressing--enough to make anybody go to law school.

On Sat, 17 Jun 2000, penelope kelly wrote:

> "Salary in the mid to upper twenties."
>
> gosh these salary postings are depressing.  here i am, working my way
> through college as a custodian at a high school.  now entering graduate
> school,i read the job postings on this list only to find that after i
> have finished my master's degree i will be able to get a job with the
> *same salary* i am now earning as a janitor .. only i will owe thirty
> thousand + in financial aid.  wow.  i am eager.
>
> penelope kelly
>
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