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The graduation cap is tossed into the air, the student loan grace period is counting down, and the "real world" is knocking. For the average graduate, this is a time for résumés, networking, and corporate ladders. But for a specific, vibrant, and increasingly influential demographic—the —life after university is not an end to fandom. It is the beginning of a renaissance. In popular television and film, the "nerdy" woman
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