New Year's Eve might be the best party night of the year, but it can also be the most stressful, from losing your phone to the far more perilous drive home. Here are a few things you can do now to stay safe and sane this New Year's.
You've probably heard a lot of things about dogs, cats, and other typical pets, but some things are exaggerated or untrue. This video clears up 10 popular myths and old wives' tales so you can be the best pet owner you can be.
Sometimes what we say doesn't go over very well, regardless of our intent. There's a difference between what we mean when we say something and how it comes across to other people. Learning that difference is an important aspect of becoming emotionally intelligent.
Chrome/Firefox: If you're on a slow internet connection, YouTube's unbearable to use. It never seems to know when to start playing and when to stop buffering. SmartVideo for YouTube gives you control over all that.
The end of the year can be a great time to review your spending and zero in on a year's worth of pervasive money leaks—you know, those areas where dollars seemingly seep out of your budget. Here's a few common money leaks, and how to plug them.
With student loan debt, monotonous classes, and a desire to start your life after college, there are plenty of reasons you might want to test out of some classes. Ask your advisor how you can test out and get your degree early.
Every day, we make decisions about how to spend our time and resources. To get better at making the most of those choices, consider each decision a chance to trade up.
