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Minnesota Students Help Avert Flood Catastrophe
When a crisis strikes a community as it has with the massive flooding now taking place on both sides of the Red River in North Dakota and Minnesota, people can
Online Learning & Your Busy Schedule
Last week, we discussed trade schools and how they can be a very good way for a person to transition from one career to another. After all, if you already
You Can Become A Pet Grooming Professional!
Lots of people are moving out in a new direction ever since being downsized from their jobs over the past few months. As we’ve been sharing here since Tuesday, trade
You Can Become An Aviation Mechanic!
Way back in 1992, I was hired by a business aviation company to provide writing services involving updating flight, mechanic and cabin crew manuals, as well as writing related newsletters
Trade Schools & Their Top Programs
Yesterday, we mentioned that college wasn’t necessarily the best path for graduating high school students as some people do not have the interest to attend school for four more years.
Skip College? Good Advice For Some.
Over the past four decades or so, graduating high school students have been encouraged to continue with their education by attending a college of their choice. For some, this was
NCPA Alleges Student Athlete Abuse
Students who are attending college and a full athletic scholarship are being taken advantage of, at least that is the assertion being made by the National College Players Association (NCPA),
NC State Hosts Sustainability Event
The North Carolina State University in Raleigh hosted “Ford Forum and Drive Event on Sustainability” this past Wednesday, an event which explored the ways that governments, businesses and citizens can
Moseying Down To The Sweet Sixteen
As expected, the opening weekend of the 2009 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament produced a lot of excitement, a handful of upsets and some good stories to take away from the
Pressure Mounts To Exclude Presidential Commencement Address
The University of Notre Dame has been the subject of much controversy ever since the Roman Catholic institution announced in March that President Barack Hussein Obama would be giving the