Tom Whittum

Yes

My career was not financially lucrative but rewarding on a personal basis. I don't regret for a minute my career choices. I still have very close ties with my ex-coworkers and bosses.

I was Marlowe Porter's aide during my senior year. At one point she had me typing - which I was not good at - passages from French texts onto Ditto masters (if you ever used them, they were very hard to correct even the smallest error), and I wasn't that good with the French. I'd leave sections out from the copy over and rendered my work unuseable. She quickly moved me on to other tasks.