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10 Ways to be an Awesome Alma Mater Alum

This is the 1st post in December’s Top Tens in 2010 Series. This guest post was written by Lea Marino, NYC resident and Community Manager for Bizzy (if you’re reading via RSS click through for Lea’s full bio). “TOGA! TOGA!” Okay, maybe your undergrad years weren’t anything like Animal House. But, if you’re like me, [...]

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E is for Education

by Janet Wallace Education

ed·u·ca·tion noun 1. the act or process of imparting or acquiring general knowledge, developing the powers of reasoning and judgment, and generally of preparing oneself or others intellectually for mature life.. 2. a degree, level, or kind of schooling. I come from a family of doctors and lawyers so naturally the first word that comes [...]

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Yeah, yay, yah & ya

by Elysa Rice Education

I certainly would not consider myself the spelling expert but I often see yeah and yay misused so I thought I’d have a little education session. Yeah – pronounced ye-uh as in yes "Hey Jen, are you going to with us to the mall."- girl a; "Yeah, I’ll go"- girl b Yay – rhymes with [...]

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What they didn’t teach in college

by elysa Education

Suddenly, the tenets of success we’ve followed since kindergarten don’t apply, because getting ahead in the business world often has nothing to do with intelligence or exceeding a set of defined expectations. Since they don’t teach corporate in college, here are six tips to help you win at the business world’s game. What you didn’t [...]

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Travel the World for Free

by Elysa Rice Education

Photo Credit: FreeBirD How would you like to travel the world and have someone else pay for it? I don’t know about you, but that sounds pretty nice to me. Well, Tim Ferris the author of 4-Hour Workweek is giving away this opportunity. He is holding a contest that compliments his book. If you [...]

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