...and some professors are overpaid.

[Pizzagirl]

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She worked at one of Chicago’s most prestigious law firms, then in the mayor’s office, then in a senior position in the city’s planning department, then as executive director of a major not-for-profit working to connect inner city youth to internship opportunities and leadership training, then as Associate Dean for Student Services at the University of Chicago where her signature accomplishment was to develop a center for community service, then as executive director of community services for U of C Hospitals before being named Vice President for Community and External Affairs there.

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<p>But clearly she magically morphed from being a rising young star with strong employment prospects to wanting some kind of job where all she did was show up, file her nails and leave at 2 pm. @@ You’d have some kind of point, xiggi, if we were talking about someone who DIDN’T have a stellar record of high achievement who suddenly got a big-deal job out of the blue.</p>