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The Guide to Enlightenment: Generation Lost

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Location	Johns Creek, Georgia, United States
Introduction	Morgan-Taylor Copper majored in English at the University of Georgia. She insists that her longing for critical analysis stems from a minor head trauma after nearly being dropped at birth. Morgan is pretty certain that the rubber-gloved, uncoordinated obstetrician is to blame for her inquisitiveness and short attention span being inextricably bound. She doesn’t like labels, but, as she says, “Ehh, a little ADD never hurt anyone. It’s a gift to have a mind like a 24/7 acid trip. Never a dull moment.” Of course, like any English major, Morgan is obsessed with words, to the degree that her favorite hobby is to transfer thoughtful excerpts and witty aphorisms into her Moleskine® journal. By delving into an abundance of realms of academia, one day Morgan hopes to find the meaning of life tucked away in some musty, dust-covered book (No, honestly, she really does). Morgan does not fit into the confines of any one box, and it is most apparent that she likes it that way. She is opinionated, sensitive to the plight of the human condition, and will not hesitate to wear her writer’s-heart on her sleeve.

Location

Johns Creek, Georgia, United States

Introduction

Morgan-Taylor Copper majored in English at the University of Georgia. She insists that her longing for critical analysis stems from a minor head trauma after nearly being dropped at birth. Morgan is pretty certain that the rubber-gloved, uncoordinated obstetrician is to blame for her inquisitiveness and short attention span being inextricably bound. She doesn’t like labels, but, as she says, “Ehh, a little ADD never hurt anyone. It’s a gift to have a mind like a 24/7 acid trip. Never a dull moment.” Of course, like any English major, Morgan is obsessed with words, to the degree that her favorite hobby is to transfer thoughtful excerpts and witty aphorisms into her Moleskine® journal. By delving into an abundance of realms of academia, one day Morgan hopes to find the meaning of life tucked away in some musty, dust-covered book (No, honestly, she really does). Morgan does not fit into the confines of any one box, and it is most apparent that she likes it that way. She is opinionated, sensitive to the plight of the human condition, and will not hesitate to wear her writer’s-heart on her sleeve.