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DC student turns vintage passion into global business

Being a full-time college student requires a lot of work, commitment, and money. While many students opt for part-time jobs with local businesses to manage these demands, Matea Gomes has taken a unique approach by venturing into the world of vintage clothing sales.As a first-year dental assistant program student, Gomes runs "Thrifted By Tea," an online business...

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DC student turns vintage passion into global business

Being a full-time college student requires a lot of work, commitment, and money. While many students opt for part-time jobs with local businesses to manage these demands, Matea Gomes has taken a unique approach by venturing into...