Price of Admission: America’s College Debt Crisis – CNBC

Price of Admission: America’s College Debt Crisis – CNBC

As millions of American families struggle to cope with college costs that are rising at twice the rate of inflation, CNBC investigates a system that encourages widespread borrowing—often with little regard to a student's ability to pay—leaving the average college graduate with tens of thousands of dollars in student-loan debt. ...



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How do you use Tumblr?

How do you use Tumblr?

After all the slack that Tumblr has gone through, are folks still using it? I use Tumblr to keep track of non-tech links and resources. The New York Times: BITS BLOG: Finding a Use for Tumblr Trying to find a reason to use the highly popular social service Tumblr. http://nyti.ms/e0Ycfz Sent from my iPad



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NYTimes: Twins’ Facebook Fight Rages On

NYTimes: Twins’ Facebook Fight Rages On

The story continues... From The New York Times: Twins’ Facebook Fight Rages On The Winklevoss twins have considered dropping their effort to unwind a settlement in their suit against Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook. They decided, though, to keep fighting. http://nyti.ms/emAx9c Sent from my iPad



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Huffington Post: 2010: The Year We Learned A College Degree Doesn’t Equal Immediate Career Success

Huffington Post: 2010: The Year We Learned A College Degree Doesn’t Equal Immediate Career Success

    2010: The Year We Learned A College Degree Doesn't Equal Immediate Career Success Victoria Reitano is a 2010 graduate and frequent contributor to UniversityChic.com. How many times throughout your lifetime have you been asked "what do you want... ...



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Huffington Post: KING OF THE WEB

Huffington Post: KING OF THE WEB

KING OF THE WEB- Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has yet another milestone to celebrate. In addition to being named TIME's Person of the Year and seeing the social network... Sent from my iPad



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Top 10 Colleges for Ambitious Students

Top 10 Colleges for Ambitious Students

Via the Huffington Post. From the Huffington Post: Top 10 Colleges for Ambitious Students Sent from my iPad Posted via email from nextSTEPH's posterous



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Article: Doctoral degrees: The disposable academic

Article: Doctoral degrees: The disposable academic

As you know, I have been on the fence for years whether or not if I should pursue a doctorate degree. One of my friends posted this on Facebook and I'm wondering if it's worth it.Doctoral degrees: The disposable academichttp://www.economist.com/node/17723223?CFID=158015524&CFTOKEN=21242550&story_id=17723223(Sent from Flipboard)Sent from my iPad Posted via email ...



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Going to a conference soon? Best to BYOB. Bring Your Own Bandwidth.

Going to a conference soon? Best to BYOB. Bring Your Own Bandwidth.

Going to a conference soon? Best to BYOB. From The New York Times: Wi-Fi Overload at High-Tech Meetings Technology conferences would seem to be a natural for great Wi-Fi access, but the technology was not intended for large rooms and crowds. http://nyti.ms/gX4JLm Sent from my iPad



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NYTimes: How to Make MiFi Work With PCs and Smartphones

NYTimes: How to Make MiFi Work With PCs and Smartphones

Wonder what you can do to make to most out of your MiFi connection? Take a look at this Q&A . From The New York Times: Q & A: How to Make MiFi Work With PCs and Smartphones A mobile Internet hot spot like a MiFi device has its advantages, but may ...



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NYTimes: For Some Travelers Stranded in Airports, Relief Is in 140 Characters

NYTimes: For Some Travelers Stranded in Airports, Relief Is in 140 Characters

From The New York Times: For Some Travelers Stranded in Airports, Relief Is in 140 Characters Some travelers stranded by the great snowstorm of 2010 discovered that when all else fails, Twitter might be the best way to book a seat home. http://nyti.ms/gvg3R3 Sent from my iPad



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