Month: September 2016

  • Ryan Clark Shows Kaepernick Support with 49ers Jersey

    Ryan Clark Shows Kaepernick Support with 49ers Jersey

    Ryan Clark, an ESPN analyst and former NFL player, helped spark more attention on Colin Kaepernick’s silent protest against police brutality against African Americans. Clark went on “Mike & Mike” Tuesday morning wearing Kaepernick’s jersey. “I just wanted to show support for someone who I think is finally stepped out of what we want athletes… Read More

  • Should Mets Fans Be Worried After Loss to Braves?

    Should Mets Fans Be Worried After Loss to Braves?

    Published: September 20, 2016 The Mets were rolling after sweeping the Twins at home and finally claiming the top wild card spot and a one game lead over the San Francisco Giants. Fans were likely feeling confident going into last night’s game against the Atlanta Braves. The Mets’ ace, Noah Syndergaard, was set to pitch… Read More

  • 4 Ways to Deal with a Tough Professor

    4 Ways to Deal with a Tough Professor

    So the professor you wanted isn’t available and you’re stuck with a tough professor. Don’t worry – it’s not the end for your GPA. Follow these steps and maybe you’ll be walking out of this semester alive. 1. Make friends in class. This is true for any class, but especially for a class with a… Read More

  • Unconventional Television Has Become the Norm

    Unconventional Television Has Become the Norm

    Unconventional television has become the norm and the 2016 Emmys proves that. This year’s Emmys was full of surprise winners and snubs, but whether or not The Americans should have won best drama series following its best season to date is a conversation for another article. What became glaringly clear after this year’s Emmys is… Read More

  • Transfer Effortlessly: 5 Steps to Remember Before Transferring to Another College

    Transfer Effortlessly: 5 Steps to Remember Before Transferring to Another College

    Transferring schools should be enjoyable for a college student. After all, it’s like having a new beginning. Your new college won’t have that professor who has a 1.8 rating on ratemyprofessor.com, but seems to be the only professor in your major’s department. But for so many students the transfer process is a pain. If you… Read More

  • MoolahSPOT Scholarship – $1,000 – Apply by December 31 & April 30

    MoolahSPOT Scholarship – $1,000 – Apply by December 31 & April 30

    Writing an essay of 400 words or less is a piece of cake, right? Do it for a chance to win $1,000! Eligibility: Must be at least 16 years or older Must plan to attend, or is currently attending, college or graduate school May be of any nationality and reside in any country (but all applications… Read More

  • Going From Clueless to Studious: Make a Friend and Get an A!

    Going From Clueless to Studious: Make a Friend and Get an A!

    When a new semester starts, I want nothing more than to be able to understand the material, effortlessly. It’s a new beginning, another chance to redeem myself from bombing the previous semester. My hope and excitement , however, last about as long as it takes for my professor to read everything off the powerpoint –… Read More

  • Ronald McDonald House Charities Scholarship Programs – Various Amounts – Apply Annually by January 18

    Ronald McDonald House Charities Scholarship Programs – Various Amounts – Apply Annually by January 18

    This is an annual scholarship. Bookmark this page and check back each year! [divider] Did you know that scholarships are on the menu at McDonald’s?! There are four distinct Ronald McDonald House Charities scholarship programs. Each program recognizes students in diverse communities who have set a high standard of quality. See which program you qualify for, and… Read More

  • American Classic Homes Scholarship – $1,000 – Apply by December 1

    American Classic Homes Scholarship – $1,000 – Apply by December 1

    Want $1,000 for college? American Classic Homes can help make that happen! Eligibility To be eligible, the entrant must be: A legal resident of the United States (international students with valid visas are also eligible). A graduating senior in high school or a freshman, sophomore, or junior in college (between the ages of 16 – 22). A current follower… Read More

  • Get Cash Back with Groupon’s Card-Linked Deals in Austin, Texas

    Get Cash Back with Groupon’s Card-Linked Deals in Austin, Texas

    Groupon is known for the amazing deals it offers on fun activities, salons and spas, and of course restaurants. Well, great news – restaurant deals just got even easier! Groupon’s giving customers a new, easy way to get cash back at restaurants in Austin. Use Groupon’s new restaurant deals to get up to 40% cash… Read More

  • Revolutionize Note-Taking: 3 Fun and Creative Ways to Study for Exams

    Revolutionize Note-Taking: 3 Fun and Creative Ways to Study for Exams

    Some people hate this saying, but I try to live by it: if you can’t avoid it, enjoy it.  For many students, the unenjoyable thing is, of course, studying. Finals week has earned the title “hell week” because it is hard to bear — torturous, even. But if we prepare well in advance, and throw in… Read More

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