Monthly Archives: October 2013

If a potential employer typed in your name in the Google search engine, what kind of things would show up? Best class president? Highest grade point average? How about a picture of a mug-shot from a recent arrest of drug-possession? … Continue reading →

The article entitled “Dealing With Default” by Paul Krugman expresses the increasing fear of the United States Government going into default. Republicans have decided to raise the debt ceiling but the extension will be short-term, meaning that there is still … Continue reading →

A day without sleep is like a day in the Sahara after forgetting your jug of water at home, at least for a college student that is. Between homework, class, exams, and school related clubs, sleep is an essential part … Continue reading →

What’s a Baruch student to do with two hours of free time? Yep, I said it: FREE TIME. Who would have known that such a thing existed in a world where we are always bolting to class, papers are constantly … Continue reading →

Having a part time job is an experience that some students partake in and others do not. Having such a job is usually a matter of whether or not you can place time for it in your schedule. Since there … Continue reading →

What if you were asked to draw a picture of your favorite place to go or thing to do? Easy enough, right? You’ll probably draw yourself at the local hot-spot on a night out with your friends, cooking (or burning) … Continue reading →

Technology is an essential aspect of a college student’s life. Most people assume that the students of this generation come to college with a certain level of proficiency on technology. However, many seem to forget that such a skill set … Continue reading →