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Can Today’s College Graduates Survive a Sick Economy?

By Stacy Dymalski | Published: July 30, 2011

For the first time since post WW-II the trajectory of the college graduate is an uncharted course. It used to be (as recently as five years ago) that anyone who went to college could expect some sort of well-paying, career-oriented job upon graduation. But now things are different. Today’s precarious world economy puts careers (especially […]

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The Value of Hard Work: An Interview with Sherry Zander

By Samantha Bangayan | Published: July 6, 2011
Writing

“I thought I would never be more than a waitress.” An inspirational life story unravels from those very words. Sherry is a professional writer who has beaten the odds with persistence and hard work. After reaching a more-than-comfortable level of prosperity, she was laid off, only to let life reveal a real passion. Visit her […]

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