Guest post by Jen Rhee There’s a good chance that you’re a Millennial (between the ages of 18-29). If you are one, then the chances are high that you’re also socially liberal, tech savvy, educated, and generally optimistic about the future. At least, that’s what the recent studies are saying. So, what else is our [...]
Full Story »I Have An Anxiety Disorder
I have anxiety, so bad that it’s taken me out of school. I literally had to get out of school because I can’t handle it. I am anxious everywhere I go about having an anxiety attack, and when I get one it totally overrides anything in my brain that can makes me feel normal. It’s [...]
Full Story »College and Sex: this week’s news
The Chronicle of Higher Education has posted “The Week in College Sex” article. Here is a synopsis, but the article is definitely worth reading. Here’s what has happened:
Full Story »Community Service
How important is it to have Community Service on one’s college resume? Perhaps not as important as actually performing Community Service! Parents have a great deal of influence in this area. If they perform service, it is likely the child will value service. There are so many charities and non-profits it is not difficult to find places to serve. You can make it a family event, or a tradition!
Full Story »Seriously? No.
I can’t take it seriously. Substitute almost any word for “it.” Seriously.
Earlier this week in my screenwriting class, I realized I was different from everyone else in there. Everyone in there want’s to tell stories and create art. They want to create meaning, make people feel… feelings. Intense ones. Profound ones. That’s weird to me.
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Community College Experience
Just thought I’d share my brief community college experience.
I didn’t like high school, was tired of it, etc., etc. So I decided to enroll in community college while in high school. Counterintuitive? Probably, but don’t worry
Tam’s Tips for College Adventures Success: PART TWO
More of Tam’s Tips for College success!
Full Story »Tam’s Tips for the New College Student
Okay. Now you are actually in college and at college. You have moved in. Met the roommate. Gone to a couple of parties and met some other students. Awesome, dude. But there is another side to college…it is called learning.
Full Story »FACEBOOK: It is PUBLIC!
FACEBOOK: it is PUBLIC!
Full Story »You want to go to Grad school in the Humanities?
Think again, according to Thomas H Benton of the NY Times Choice Blog. His article is titled: JUST DON’T GO. If you are thinking about graduate school in literature, ancient and modern languages, law, history, philosophy or religion, you may want to read this article. Click HERE.
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