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Holiday Hoops Light Up College Campuses
The men’s college basketball season is in transition right now as teams finish up their non-conference activity before starting their nine week push to the post season. No games will
7 Ways To Relax This Winter Break
Your exams are over and you’re home for the holidays. Welcome to the start of your annual winter break, a three- or five-week respite from studying, test taking, and consuming
Community College Enrollment At Record Levels
A tough economy has sent hundreds of thousands of students back to school, people who are seeking new skills to equip them with the tools to succeed in a rapidly
Full Payment May Open College Doors
Payment in full is a term we’re used to hearing when paying for a number of services including car repairs, electrical work, plumbing, and more. When it comes to college,
Army, Navy Bring Regular Season To An End
Finally, after three and one half months, the 2009 college football season has come to an end. Navy and Army closed out the season this past Saturday, the eighth consecutive
Broke This Christmas? These Gift Ideas Keep On Giving!
With final exams on your mind, who has the time to shop for Christmas? Indeed, while Friday may be the last day for exams at many colleges, some schools will
Stressed Out By College? You’re Not Alone!
On Wednesday, The New York Times published an article – College Dropouts Cite Low Money and High Stress – which explained how difficult it is for some college students to
Caught Red-Handed: Plagiarism Checkers Really Work
That essay you’ve been working on looks and sounds really nice. You’ve put together a convincing report, have checked your spelling and grammar, and you’ve cited multiple sources. Unfortunately for
Tiger Woods Damage Control Advice
It is nearly impossible to avoid news about Tiger Woods, the professional golfer who is now at the center of a scandal involving alleged adulterous affairs he has had with