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COLLEGE MINI CASE: Evelyn Is a High-School Senior from Philadelphia

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COLLEGE MINI CASE: Evelyn is a high-school senior from Philadelphia looking to apply to colleges. She has decided to apply to the University of Pennsylvania, Cornell, and Princeton. She chose not to apply to Brown, Dartmouth, or Yale because she considers them to be too far away from home. A college counselor had suggested to her that Columbia has a comparable reputation to the schools Evelyn was considering, but Evelyn didn't perceive Columbia as having any particular advantage over the schools to which she had already decided to apply. She is eventually accepted to, and decides to attend Cornell University. Upon arriving on campus, Evelyn immediately notices a deliberate effort on the part of the college to make new students not only feel at home, but that they have absolutely made the right decision in attending Cornell.
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Definitions:

Workforce

The group of people who are available for work, either in a specific region or in the overall economy.

Permanent Settlements

Communities where people establish long-term residences in one place, creating a stable living environment and allowing for the development of complex societies.

Horticultural Society

A society primarily involved in growing crops using hand tools, often characterized by small, sustainable communities.

Industrial Era

A period of history characterized by significant technological advancements and the growth of manufacturing and industry, typically considered to have begun in the late 18th century.