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Plath wrote poetry from the age of 8, her first poem appearing in the Boston Traveller. By the time she arrived at Smith College, she had written over 50 short stories, and her work had been published in numerous magazines. At Smith, she majored in English literature and won all the major prizes in writing and scholarship, including literary prizes for her poetry. Additionally, she received a summer editor position at the young women's magazine Mademoiselle. On her graduation in 1955, she won the Glascock Prize for " Two Lovers and a Beachcomber by the Real Sea ". Later, at Cambridge, she wrote for the university publication Varsity.