How to become a better negotiator
By The Sloan Brothers Startup entrepreneurs are not always the best negotiators. They step into the shoes of a business owner for the first time and find — to their surprise
Claude P. Kanuma (Athabasca University, Canada) with Bright Quest Team
Major: Architecture >> Tell us about your aspiration I want to become an architect. >> What is the funniest moment you've experienced in college so far? Leaving my man “Andy the Brazilian” flirting with
Studying abroad opens your mind
Have you considered studying abroad, but are not sure whether it's worth your time? If you ask anybody who has studied abroad, he or she will most certainly tell you
GROUPON
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Can Technology Create Happiness?
By Greg Satell Aristotle once wrote, “Happiness is the meaning and the purpose of life, the whole aim and end of human existence.” I think most people would agree. After all, who
ISIC Canada
http://www.isiccanada.ca/ About ISIC Canada The International Student Identity Card (ISIC) Association is a member of the World Youth Student and Educational Travel Confederation (WYSE Travel Confederation), a not-for-profit organization which brings together
Drink Smarter
By Brett Napoli Sponsored Post Courtesy of FindTheBest.com. Please note that we do not endorse underage drinking or binge drinking, see our other articles on staying safe while drinking. Alcohol is never in
Firoz Khan (University of Minnesota, US) with Bright Quest Team
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How to save money in college by Kristine
A quick little advice video on how to save money in college. Whether it be stealing, mooching, or scraping by on the bare minimum, this video will show you how
How to find opportunities
By Wolfgang Staudt I recently thought about how to find opportunities, and I came across this thought: how many opportunities you find are proportional to how many overlooked things you discover.