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Liz Weston: How to take a career break

By LIZ WESTON of NerdWalletNovember 21, 2022 GMT

Back in 2016, Jamie Clark of Seattle was a software engineer who planned to take a year off of work to finish a master’s degree in computational linguistics. One year turned into three and a career change into financial planning.

Eddie George, other former All-Pros, making impact at HBCUs

By TERESA M. WALKERSeptember 9, 2021 GMT

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Eddie George picked a good time for a career change.

He's one of several high-profile former pro athletes to give up their lavish retirement lifestyles, roll up their sleeves and accept historically Black colleges and universities coaching positions at a time when the country seems ready to embrace social change.

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