maurices Seeks Applicants for Internship Program

maurices Seeks Applicants for Internship Program maurices, a nationwide young women’s clothing store known for trendy fashions that don’t break the bank, is proud to offer a Store Management Internship Program for the seventh consecutive year. This 10-week paid internship opportunity, which focuses on “real world” in-store experience, is available to 60 students nationwide. “This [...]

Kohls Cares Scholarship Program Nominations Begin Feb. 1

Kohls Cares Scholarship Program Nominations Begin Feb. 1 Wanted to let you know that Kohl’s Department Stores will be accepting nominations for outstanding young volunteers beginning today for the 2012 Kohl’s Cares®  Scholarship Program. Nominations for kids ages six to 18 will be accepted February 1 – March 15 at kohlskids.com, and nominators must be [...]

5 Super Study Foods

5 Super Study Foods Written by Mary Beth Hills Ever have those nights where you have tons of homework you have to do, but you just can’t stay awake or can’t focus? How are you supposed to get anything done when you’re feeling so sluggish? Instead of drinking espresso shots or other caffeinated beverages, reach [...]

10 Questions to Ask On a Campus Tour

10 Questions to Ask On a Campus Tour Written by Mary Beth Hills Tour guides love to talk about their school, especially to prospective students and families. When you just begin college visits, you may think, “I don’t know what I want to know, so I’m just going to listen to what my tour guide [...]

9 Places To Look for Help When Class Isn’t Making Sense

9 Places To Look for Help When Class Isn’t Making Sense Written by Mary Beth Hills We’ve all been there. For me, it was chemistry. For my best friend, it was accounting. For you, it might be Spanish. No one likes to be in a class that makes no sense. Fortunately, many schools offer services [...]

Lulu.com: Leading The Way For Self-Publishing

Lulu.com: Leading The Way For Self-Publishing by Jill Sheets Recently I had the honor of interviewing Sarah Gilbert, the Manager of Services Sales and Account Management at Lulu.com  and 16 year old author/publisher through Lulu.com, Samantha McLeod. Chit Chatting with Sarah Gilbert R:  Tell us a little bit about your self. S: I’m a former teacher turned [...]

A Fresh Start: 3 Things You Can Do To Have A Successful Semester

A Fresh Start: Three Things You Can Do To Be More Successful This Semester Written by Mary Beth Hills How did your fall semester go? Good? Ok? Wish you had done better? Fear not, this semester will go better. With one semester under your belt and New Year’s resolutions written down, success is on your [...]

Millennials Can No Longer Wait for Change from Washington

Millennials Can No Longer Wait for Change from Washington – They Want Substance Over Spin and Empty Promises Generation Opportunity President Paul T. Conway, former Chief of Staff of the US Department of Labor, responds to the December 2011 jobs numbers report released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics: “Young Americans can no longer wait [...]

You Are About to Graduate High School, Now What?

You Are About to Graduate High School, Now What? Written by: Crystal Kelly There are only a couple more months left until graduation and you still do not know what you want to major in. Your mom has her ideas, your dad has his and hey maybe even your siblings or friends may give you [...]

10 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Choosing a Major

10 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Choosing a Major Written by Mary Beth Hills Choosing a career path is a daunting task, and it often begins with choosing a major. After a semester (or more) of college, you may have no idea what to choose for a major. Maybe you’re thinking, “Ok, what do I [...]

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