Campus Life
College Tax Deductions: Do You Qualify?
Tweet January is the month when taxpayers begin to assemble all of the forms, publications, and receipts related to the 2009 tax year. By early February you should have your
Car Prep To Battle Winter’s Worst
Tweet Many drivers are seeing the worst winter in their lifetimes as howling winds, blowing snow, and sub-zero temperatures grips the country from America’s mid-section to New England. Unless you’re
Redundancies Are Just Plain Repetitive!
Tweet Redundancies are sometimes part of our casual speech, terms which are incorrectly repeated in a sentence. While in college I remember hearing people use “revert back” in their sentences,
7 Desirable Auto Car Insurance Companies
Tweet Auto insurance coverage is mandatory in most states or can be waived if you can show sufficient proof of assets. In any case, car insurance can help protect you
Caught Red-Handed: Plagiarism Checkers Really Work
Tweet 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
Book Review: Paying For College Without Going Broke
Tweet 2010 Edition of Popular Reference Book Is Out Recently, I reported that there are now 58 universities charging at least $50,000 annually to students or if the $40,000 threshold
Athletic Trainers Note Surge In Skin Infections
Tweet Athletic trainers are on the front-line when its comes to discovering health problems with students including those who have skin infections. In a recent update to an annual survey
How To Finish College In Four Years Or Less
Tweet It is a sign of our times when you hear that it takes college students an average of 4.5 years to complete their studies with a significant number of
Can’t Get Your Class? Take Action!
Tweet Financial reductions have hammered state budgets, cuts which have been passed on to state colleges and universities as well as community colleges and technical schools. Classes are larger, staff
Book Review: Grammar Smart
Tweet We’ve been reviewing several titles lately from The Princeton Review, a company which offers college bound high school students admission testing resources as well as equipping graduate school destined
