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A teenage girl that attends
Richmond High School in California was gang raped last Saturday
night by at least 4 rapists or as much as 7. She was attending the
high school's homecoming dance and stepped out around 9:30
p.m., to get a ride with her dad, who was going to take her back
home. The… Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (3) | Blog
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Read More »There's no way around it: college is expensive. If you're a college student and you need to earn money for tuition and expenses - or you would just like to have a little more cash to spend on the weekends - here are a few alternative ways to earn an income.
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She was raped by the man who is also a student at Hofstra University and 4 others. Read More »
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Money is hard to come by..and as sad as
it is, I do wish money does fall from trees. But reality hits, and
before long...you're looking for every possible way to get some
money in order to survive today and tomorrow. Scholarships
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This incident follows the massacre that took place 2 years ago at Virginia Tech University by a student that killed 32 others and then himself. Read More »
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Back to school time isn't just for the kids. Nearly half of you are headed to graduate school for your first year or to continue your program this Fall. If you're not destined for the classroom, chances are you know someone who is. Get back-to-grad-school ready with my eight tips, or pass them along to a friend who's gearing up for the semester. Read More »
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By Heidi Brown
They're not academic convents. Instead, they offer an open, empowering atmosphere, leadership training and, yes, co-ed classes.
Kateri Benjamin, a 2009 graduate of Barnard College, hadn't planned to attend an all-women's school, but the high-caliber academics, sophisticated student body and opportunity to live in New York beckoned. Still, her friends didn't make her choice easy. "They said, 'Are you a feminist? All feminists are lesbians. You're going to come back a lesbian,'" laughs the 22-year-old New Jersey native.
"I looked up 'feminist' in the dictionary and it said that feminists believe women are equal to men," says Benjamin, confident and poised in a fitted red sweater and black pencil skirt. "That's me." Benjamin, who's already landed a full-time job in public relations, is thrilled with her college choice. "It's the best decision I've made," she says. Read More »- Let’s talk: Comment (20) | Blog
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A college dorm room would be a safer place to study and sleep if it had a door alarm. There are a variety of affordable door alarms available on the market today. Read More »
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Your stocks are down and college tuition is rising. How do you pay for your child's education in an economic downturn?
Answering this question depends on how far away your child is from going to college. If your child is three years old, you have time for the stock market to turn around. But if your child is within two years of attending college, you'll have to take a different course of action. Start by evaluating your family's individual circumstances – beginning with your current savings and investments for your child's education.
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