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Career Choice: Electric Vehicle Engineer
For the class of 2011, job prospects as an engineer may seem grim. Automobile Engineering If you are an engineering student – take heart. Especially if automobile engineering is of
Tax Cut Deal Benefits College Students
Congress has acted and the president has signed legislation extending tax cuts dating back to the Bush presidency. Tucked in with that bill is the American Opportunity Tax Credit, an
College Basketball News & Notes
The college basketball season is in full swing, with the first month of play around behind us. Traditionally, we’ve waited until the first of the year to follow the sport
First College Football Bowl Games This Weekend
Army and Navy closed the regular season this past Saturday, with the post season officially kicking off this Saturday as three games are on the schedule. Four more games will
University Study Supports Overqualified Job Candidates
Unemployed job seekers have found that during this time of double-digit unemployment, the number of jobs available are limited. But even for those positions which happen to be available, candidates
New Logo, Divisions & Trophies For Big Ten Conference
The Nebraska Cornhuskers will be joining the Big Ten Conference in time for the next academic year, bringing to 12 the number of schools in this predominately midwestern athletic conference.
Kansas State Prof Walks While She Works
From the “Why didn’t I think of this?” files comes the following report – a Kansas State University professor decided to do something about the inordinate amount of time she
Top 10 Sectors For Great New Jobs
— UC San Diego study provides guidance — We all know that high employment puts a damper on the economy. It also serves to get people thinking about what options
5 Fun Activities For Winter Break!
Colleges and universities across the nation are finishing up their fall semesters giving students a long break that will last them through Christmas, New Year’s Day and, in some cases,
Pros and Cons of Niche Colleges
By Keith Stanton Most college students opt to attend a general college that offers a diverse range of degrees. They ultimately get a specific degree, but they are exposed to
Bowl Games Offer Something For Everyone
The 2010-2011 bowl season includes 35 games played over a three week period, more games than anyone can possibly watch though some may try to take most of them in.
Northeastern University Announces Urban Landscape Degree Program
Global cities face environmental challenges far different from less populated areas of the world. A high concentration of people, buildings and vehicles can raise temperatures, creating or exaggerating weather conditions
