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Are you graduating soon and still unsure of your plans? There might be an option you haven’t thought about yet – Teach for America. The application process takes about 6 months or more, so it might be something you do while figuring out your future, but it could also be your future–and how great would [...]

It’s that time of year – internship time. Hopefully you’ve already nailed down your internship for this summer, but if you haven’t this article includes a few tips for doing that as well as great tips for rocking your internship. These tips should get you extended, or at the very least a great recommendation at [...]

Middle school students are “banned” from using social media and cell phones, what’s next? No more instant messaging? Read on to discover what a college student thinks of this ban.

What you do online can be viewed by everyone, but you knew that already right? Recently, I came across this article: Why Students Should Not Be Required to Publicly Participate Online. And it spurred my own thoughts on the subject of students participating publicly in social media. Should we have to use Facebook, Twitter and other online profiles [...]

Do you wish you could stay on top of the news, but simply don’t have time to do it in between classes, papers and other College responsbilities? Google, the creator of all things that seem to make one’s life easier, has a great system–Alerts. Google Alerts can be set up and scheduled to be sent [...]

Internships can be illegal if they do not follow the six guidelines laid out by the Labor Department, and California has recently updated their policies – making it easier for employers to hire unpaid interns.

Shakespeare has made it across the pond in many ways, and perhaps this new way is one of the most surprising yet–The Royal Shakespeare Company will be “performing” the classical love story “Romeo and Juliet” via Twitter. That’s definitely a first! What would the playwright say? I think he’d be quite enthusiastic!
“Romeo, Romeo, Where for [...]

It’s that time of year again: time to search for an off-campus living situation. If your campus is like mine, most seniors choose to live off-campus for their final year of college, a practice I think helps ease the transition into the “real world.” Despite the excitement associated with finding your “first” place, there’s also [...]

Need to get something special for the Grad in your life? I’ve compiled a list of some great gift ideas for those graduating from college or high school.

The Google Reader is a great way to stay on top of your favorite news sites, blogs and other Web hubs. It helps place all of your information in one place, so you can read it as easily as you check your Gmail. Now with Google Buzz, you can share the information you find interesting [...]