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Kia Forte Offers Smart Styling, Cool Price
At this week’s Chicago Auto Show, Kia Motors rolled out their latest offering, a five passenger compact sedan called the Forte. Replacing its best selling car, the bland Spectra, the
Hanging A “W” On NJIT
New Jersey College Ends 51 Game Losing Streak Imagine if you are a basketball player and your team is in the middle of a long losing streak. You know that
Business School Job Recruiting Is Down In 2009
Scads of graduates will be leaving business school this Spring with their Masters in Business Administration (MBA) degree in hand but maybe not much else. Job recruiting at business schools
Is It Time To Dump That Loser This Valentine’s Day?
Go ahead and admit it: that person in your life who has stolen your heart has taken more than he/she should have. For some reason you have kept them around
Free College Textbooks: Fad or Fabulous?
Let’s face it: college is expensive. Way too expensive! Worse, the cost of higher education continues to rise at a faster rate than inflation, making it very difficult for families
Considering College? Try OpenCourseWare First!
A deep recession, just like the one that we’re in right now, is causing millions of Americans to reconsider their career paths even helping some to consider returning to college.
Tennessee College Marks Tornado Anniversary With Thanksgiving
Last February, a string of tornadoes ripped through the southeast United States and the Ohio Valley, unusually strong, out-of-season storms which left death and destruction in their wake. Known as
Swish! UConn Is The New Number One!
The men’s college basketball season is in the heat of conference races, with most teams having already completed the first half of their conference schedules. February is traditionally the month
Is There A Green Job In Your Future?
Current college students, recent grads and high school seniors have only to take one look at the job market to understand that many of the jobs that were popular as
Community Colleges Reporting Enrollment Surge
One sign of the current economic troubles facing our country is an increase in enrollment at community colleges. Also known as technical colleges or junior colleges in some areas of
Honoring Kay Yow
I was going to title this article “Remembering Kay Yow” but then I thought that it would be inaccurate. After all, though I have certainly heard of Kay and was
