What she wrote was funny and wise and charming, so I would have been proud had the words been mine." --Kurt Vonnegut, <I>New York Times</I><P>The 10th anniversary edition of Mary Schmich's timeless advice in a new package designed for the next generation of graduates.<P><I>Wear Sunscreen</I>, now a hit video on YouTube.com, is seen by millions of viewers.<P>It all began with a column titled "Advice, Like Youth, Probably Just Wasted on the Young," written by Mary Schmich and published in the <I>Chicago Tribune</I> on June 1, 1997. Posted on the Web, Schmich's column quickly became an international sensation. Friends e-mailed it to friends, the media picked up on it, and a star was born. There was only one problem: Everyone thought the column was an actual commencement address given by author Kurt Vonnegut.<P>Eventually, Mary Schmich was correctly identified as the author. AMP published her advice as a gift book in 1998. The following year, "Wear Sunscreen" became a hit song.