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That's discouraging for him to be sure. It wil not be the last time in his life he will be rejected for something..

Its part of the growth process. As a grad student he will when he completes his studies be very much busy and can choose the things that interest him in his field of choice.

For me, being happy at what one does for a living is most important and makes the work not seem like work.. Amazing how quickly decades pass by.

He is talented and gifted in several areas and he will keep those things for his lifetime. I still play my Sax and clarinet occasionally before I enjoy them both and love music. He is experiencing maybe "rejection" and it is new to him perhaps? Growing cycle...


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Re: Mission Accomplished
By: Decomposed
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Tue, 05 Oct 21 4:42 PM
Msg. 24911 of 58654

Re: “Joey thinks he did well but there's no telling when it comes to student-run groups.”They called last night and said 'No.' Joey accepts it but is perplexed since they didn't offer an explanation. He's written to the group to ask if there's something he could have done to improve on his audition.

He does not think the decision was race based... says the fact that he's a grad student may have played a bigger role. We'll probably never know, but it's obvious that our society's increasingly anti-white male bias is going to hurt a lot of people who don't deserve it. This may just be his first exposure to that sort of thing. Then again, maybe he was just beaten out by somebody better.


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