Allison Gilbert: Parentless Parents

Allison Gilbert, author of Parentless Parents: How the Loss of Our Mothers and Fathers Impacts the Way We Raise Our Children, shares her inspiring story, and her moving journey through family, parenting, grief, and loss. For more information about her book, take a look here: http://allisongilbert.com/books/parentless-parents/

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Jake Kaufman: Life’s Like a Bicycle; You Need the Front Wheel For Direction and the Back For Drive

Jake Kaufman

Hometown: Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Age : 21

Major: At UChicago, I study Philosophy as well as Fundamentals/Issues & Texts, a major focused on close reading of canonical texts, revolving around a core question proposed by the student. My question is, “What is the function of a narrative?” 

 

Profession: For the past two summers I have worked at Young’s bicycle shop, renting and occasionally repairing bikes. Having learned how to ride those crafty two wheeled machines on a bike from Young’s, this job has been particularly meaningful.

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