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What to Wear to Work – In a Modern Company
By Duncan Heath Most people may think that the hardest work-related attire decision they will face is what to wear to their interview. Do you go super smart, or perhaps
College Scholarships: January 2011 Roundup, Part 2
Earlier this week we shared with our readers a number of college scholarship opportunities that are currently available, each with February 2011 deadlines. That list is a good start, but
Teaching Your College Child About Credit
By Kirby Cranson It is true that college opens up a world of new places and experiences — great restaurants, concert venues, new places to shop and people to shop
College Scholarships: January 2011 Roundup
Yesterday, SayCampusLife.com published information about one foundation’s multiple scholarships for high school and community college students, urging our readers to check our scholarship search page for additional opportunities. We also
CHS Foundation Announces College Scholarship Initiative
It isn’t too early to apply for scholarships if you are planning to attend college in the fall. In fact, some college scholarship deadlines have already passed. But, don’t fret
The Tom Sawyer Guide to Wriggling out of Unpleasant Tasks
By Vincent King The “misery loves company” approach serves a two-fold purpose. When the burden is shared the task is diminished and the time passes faster. Often the draftee will be
How an Online Degree Can Bring You Closer to Your Dream Job
By Chase Jenkins You don’t have to hate your job. With the help of an online degree, you can start working in a field that you love. Do you wake
It’s A Wrap: 2010 College Football Season Ends With A Bang
The college football season ended in dramatic fashion the moment Wes Byrum’s field goal sailed through the uprights with no time left Monday night. Auburn beat Oregon for the national
Youth Appeal: 2012 Chevrolet Sonic
The market for first time new car buyers remains fairly the same, but with one interesting twist: buyers want cars that are well-equipped, not stripped. Gone are the days when
Best Media Apps for the On-The-Go Family
By Amy J. Silver Traveling alone is challenging enough; traveling as a family can be a hectic affair, fraught with possible delays and forgotten items. But technology can make your
CSU Mentors Help Challenged Students
The rigors of higher academia can be challenging enough for students, but for those who fall on the autism spectrum or have had traumatic brain injuries, it can be nearly
5 Money Saving Cell Phone Service Tips
By Mark Nickelson Cell phones are a necessity of modern life. Service, however, can be quite expensive. This is especially true if you require more than a basic talk-and-text service.
