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#Throwback: College Life Then and Now
April 16, 2021 | Staff Writers
Spotify lists Pirated mp3's with Cassette tapes-the birth of the mixtape with
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Vocational Trade Schools in New York
November 24, 2020 | Staff Writers
Trade schools in New York provide career-focused training for in-demand fields like healthcare, industrial technology, the skilled trades, and legal services. Potential jobs for graduates include medical assistant, electrician, paralegal,...
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Best Electrician Schools and Programs
March 25, 2021 | Staff Writers
Electrician training blends theory and practice of electrical systems. People interested in this field may choose from several academic and career avenues. For example, electrician schools and apprenticeships both train...
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Dealing with Peer Pressure in School
April 15, 2021 | Staff Writers
Everyone knows the old saying, "If all your friends were going to jump off a bridge, would you jump too?" It usually invokes an eye roll, but the fundamental issue...
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Construction Management Degree Programs
April 15, 2021 | Staff Writers
People with an eye for architecture and design and a mind for business can put their skills to work with a degree in construction management. Working for contractors and management...
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Resource Guide for Parents of Students with Disabilities
April 15, 2021 | Staff Writers
Students with disabilities face unique challenges, and there are laws in place to ensure that school districts give them the assistance they need. To determine if these needs are being...
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