VideoJug = Your source for all intern questions when you have an internship. Holy shit if only I read this stuff earlier.

http://www.iiepassport.org Finds all college programs ( Read more... )

Minor miscalculation...SU Abroad Program fees include room & board (at least, Kansai does). This means... maybe I can afford it after all ( Read more... )

What Peter Francese says you need to know -- and do -- to reach the changing consumer

1. GENERATION AARP THE TREND: The average age for a U.S. head of household is 49.5- just six months shy of getting a sign-up pitch from AARP. The first boomers will turn 65 in less than three years.

MARKETING CHALLENGE: Older consumers tend to be more risk- ( Read more... )

"The future of America will be formed at the intersection of two great demographic forces. With the inexorable aging into senior status of the giant baby-boom generation, immigration may be the best way to get needed workers, taxpayers and home buyers. ... The best thing to be done for America's future is to think ahead and optimize the ( Read more... )

7/1/08

I am an Account Management intern at a successful San Francisco ad agency. My internship consists of learning how an agency works and what account managers do and participating in account coordinator support tasks. I will show you everything that I have learned, starting with the essential task of tracking billing.

Billing is my supervisor ( Read more... )

By ERIN CHAMBERS

Whether it's to test their interest in a certain industry or to gain a leg up on the competition come job-hunting season, internships are more popular than ever among college students. And landing the perfect one is just the beginning. Here's how to make the most of your summer internship:

Be Early. Arrive early the first day and ( Read more... )

Unecessary jealousy is not about whether or not your partner might cheat on you, but about 1) How much you trust them and 2) How much attention you crave. In other words, it's all about you.

If you're 30 years old, you need to set aside $448 per month for next 35 years to become a millionaire -- if you earn a reasonable 8% annualized return in a retirement account. Don’t have $448 to spare -- or even $248? Maybe you do and don't realize it. Let's take a look at how you can come up with the cash.

Save $219 Per Month on Taxes

Here’s How: ( Read more... )

Ppl I should remember the names of for future visits:
Mr. Jow
Mr. Arber
Ms. Cadoppi
Ms. Sheperd
Ms. Moffitt (now English)
Ms. Maquinana (rm 142)
Ms. Takemoto
[Other Japanese teacher?]
Mr. Drain
Mr. Hathwell
Mr. Shimmon