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It has been nearly 10 years since I started working there. It was time
for it to go.
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Hopefully, this will also make my work less "scoopable" too, but that
is not a major concern of mine.
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Kyle moved to Oregon State University in Summer 2024, so we will just
point to his personal website instead.
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Now thsat I am a PhD student, the exact courses I took is not as important.
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I have now received my diplomas, so I am officially marking these as
"done".
Also state that I was Summa Cum Laude for my B.S.
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When creating a date between two years, with no months used at all,
i.e. \DateRange{YYYY}{00}{00}{YYYY}{00}{00}, the end date would insert
an empty space for the month. Using \ignorespaces means the \numdash
command will absorb all spaces until the first non-space character.
This ensures that all dates appear to have the same range on them, if
whether they specify year->year or month/year->month/year ranges.
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The main difference between this one and the \Daterange command is
that this one only displays the start date, leaving the end-date as
Present.
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