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I really love how many of my friends are engaged with this. Please, please, leave Hamilton and replace Jackson. Hamilton was the first Secretary of the Treasury and helped give us central banking. 

To quote the author, “‘Andrew “Indian Removal Act' Jackson? Andrew 'Literally Murdered A Guy' Jackson? Andrew 'Who cares what the Supreme Court rules' Jackson? Andrew 'The Coolest Thing I Did As President Was Throw A Giant Cheese-Themed Houseparty' Jackson? He gets to stay? Look, I’ve thrown giant cheese-themed parties. I don’t belong on any currency. And, unlike Jackson, I had no responsibility for the Trail of Tears.”

Then some days, I have a donor ask if she can come in and see her donation, but she's not sure which site it went to, and can they maybe just take it back with them, and I'm like:

And then when on that same day, one of my committee members neglects to include me on what I consider a pretty major decision, I'm like: 

Photo by neiljs on Flickr - One of the greatest things about freelancing is that although we're often very busy, we can choose to be "off" during 9-5 hours. This means that we can visit uncrowded museums and attend other midday events, which are often hellish on the weekends. Here are 6 reasons you should take a long lunch tomorrow and head off to your local museum: 1. Museums make you less anxious: A study out of the Norweigan University for Science and Technology found that an appreciation of culture and the arts can lower your risk of anxiety and depression. (The study actually ...

Museums make you less anxious

Museums reduce stress

Museums have the same effect on your well-being as a raise

Museums have a greater impact on your well-being than playing a sport

Museums make you less lonely

Women run just a quarter of the biggest art museums in the United States and Canada, and they earn about a third less than their male counterparts, according to a report.