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Traveling Smart

By Christopher Schonberger
12/11/07
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Between Thanksgiving, fall foliage getaways, and rivalry week in college football, November is often a busy travel month for recent grads. This means that every weekend, a vast array of logistical nightmares are playing out in the major transportation hubs of the country. One way to avoid such a nightmare is

Independent Volunteering Abroad

By Jenny Williams
12/11/07
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Sure, you could drop a couple of grand on a two-week AIDS camp/safari in Tanzania—but why pay to work when you can do it for free? Independent volunteering abroad—that is, making all your own arrangements without the support of a third party—is definitely cheaper and

How to Get the News in 5 Minutes a Day

By Gradspot Dot Com
12/11/07
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Q: How can I keep abreast of current affairs without spending too much time trying to keep up with the news? –Teddy B., Los Angeles, CA

A: I’m going to share with you a tried and true method for soaking in every bit of important world news each day

Dos and Don'ts of the Business Meal

By Molly Martin
3/15/08
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College life is not known for nurturing manners (though providing the Sizzurp for your roommate’s birthday could be considered polite). Unfortunately, once you arrive in the business world, your job will often depend on

Quadruple Threat

By Christopher Schonberger
12/11/07
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If you can read right now…The History of Super Mario Bros.

If you can watch right now…wild documentary on frat life (should make you glad to be out of college)

The Dating Game

By Amanda Harrington
12/11/07
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A few months ago, my roommate stumbled into the apartment, closely followed by a boy. I was sitting at the kitchen table, eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and reading Harry Potter. It was 3 am. They were wasted. I wasn’t wearing pants. It was awkward

When Facebook Backfires

By Christopher Schonberger
6/25/08
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A little cautionary tale for your Tuesday morning…

Usually when you hear about people who actually lose their jobs over social networking snafus, it’s on the local news and involves a middle-school teacher who posed in a

Travel Like a Ninja: Going International in Five Days or Less

By Julia Bonnheim
12/11/07
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Coming to terms with the working world’s painfully small amount of vacation time has been an extremely difficult task. After being cruelly conditioned to an academic life of built-in vacations, a paltry 15 days of time off is almost unfathomable

Recipe of the Week: Bubble and Squeak

By Nick Schonberger
12/11/07
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British cuisine is full of oddly named delicacies. Spotted dick, toad in the hole, crumpet. All sound like the name of an adult movie that might star Diego Maradona. Beneath the absurdity of the nomenclature and decades of bashing by foodies, British dining relies on simple flavors

Thanksgiving for Slackers

By Christopher Schonberger
3/15/08
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Here at Gradspot, we love Chowhound like a fat kid loves…Chowhound. Not only does it tell you where to find the best nachos and how to make delicious homemade candy bars, but it also has our back when the holiday season

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