‘Libraries saved my life’
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Jacob Lee
Ramah High graduate lands job at Microsoft
WINDOW ROCK
On a leap of faith, Jacob Lee, 28, sold most of his belongings, bought an outdated RV that looked like it belonged on the set of “Breaking Bad” and moved to Seattle a year ago.
Lee had just graduated from college with his bachelor’s degree. “Like any aspiring, young college graduate, you tend to believe that you can just get from A to B right away,” Lee said. “I was really immersed in art at that time and I really wanted to be an independent artist,” he said.
“As soon as I graduated, I found out there are millions of other artists with even better resumes than I had.”
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