It certainly feels good to say it. “Fuck. Them.” Too bad it doesn’t fix anything. While our politicians play their grade school posturing games, the impact of the shutdown will continue to grow. Wait, fuck them…I shouldn’t compare them to our grade school children, because […]
Last week, we started another session of First Strides, a walking and running workshop for women. In the workshop we meet together as a large group over 12 weeks, with each week getting progressively advanced. We meet once per week as the group and then […]
Kat captures what so many of us are always thinking, but could not put into words as eloquently as she has. Excellent post worth reading, sharing, and living.
For the glory of old State, For her founders strong and great, For the future that we wait, Raise the song, raise the song. Sing our love and loyalty, Sing our hopes that bright and free Rest, O mother dear, with thee, All with thee, […]
Meredith Farkas highlights one of my other frustrations with research paper assignments in her blog post, “I need three peer reviewed articles” or the Freshman research paper. With today’s technology and search engines, it is certainly much easier to search for and find ‘peer-reviewed’ […]
I really don’t know what I was thinking when I decided to do a blog post every day this week on job searching tips. Given my past posting record, posting every day is in itself quite a feat, but then I pick the very week […]
Day 2 of the ‘Get a Job’ week and since it is Tuesday, the focus will be on technology. There are a lot of websites dedicated to getting a job or managing your career. There are some big players in the job search market, such […]
There is no denying I love technology. I spend a good portion of my day connected somehow. However, much as I love technology, disconnecting from technology is probably more important than ever. March 4 is National Unplugging Day, conceived by Reboot. I know, it’s […]
