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LIFE Foundation Announces 2010 Scholarship Recipients

College bound students who have lost one or both parents often find themselves at a financial disadvantage to other students who can count on the support of two parents to

Collegiate Sports NCAA Football

Final Week of College Football for Some Teams

Most college football programs will conclude their regular season this week with a handful playing their final games on Saturday, December 4. The absolute last game of the regular season

Technology

4 College Laptop Buying Tips

Besides tuition, room and board, books and scads of fees, there are other expenses associated with attending college including the purchase of a laptop. Some schools offer incoming freshmen a

Fun News

How to Get Rid of Unwanted Textbooks

You spent $942.57 on textbooks last semester before you saw the light. As in renting, not buying your textbooks that is. Unfortunately, you’ve accumulated quite a few textbooks over the

College Budgeting

Best Ways to Save Money During College

By Joe Keefe College is a time when many people go into serious debt. The cost of an education combined with the lack of time to earn an income makes

Collegiate Sports NCAA Football

College Football November Report Card

With just a few weeks left in the 2010 college football season, it is time to look at this year’s surprise teams as well as disappointments. Up until a few

Study Tips

10 A-Level Revision Techniques

By Matt Deo Whether you go to a state school, private school, boarding school or college, exams are a part of life. So what are the best techniques to use

Campus News Scholarships

Colorado University Announces Veterans, Spouses Scholarship Recipients

In a fitting tribute to America’s military veterans and timed to coincide with the Veteran’s Day holiday, Colorado Technical University has announced that the school awarded 50 scholarships — 25

Personal Advice

4 Christmas Crunch Survival Tips For Students

By Lior Levin Although Christmas is a time of year most people enjoy, for students it can prove to be a most stressful time. It’s true they look forward to

Personal Advice

How to Fill Your Dorm with Holiday Cheer

It’s almost that time of year — the Christmas lights are starting go up all around the country. While some people don’t really do this until after Thanksgiving, there are

Social Networking

Social Media Rules The Internet

By Claire Jarrett On one episode of her popular reality show, comedian Kathy Griffin put her elderly mother in charge of answering questions on Kathy’s social media websites. It wasn’t

NCAA Football

Simply Crazy: College Football U.S.A.

This past weekend’s college football action underscored something I have been sensing for some time. FBS level football (formerly Division 1-A) has gone crazy. How so? Judging by a number