It's graduation season and all across the country high school and college students are preparing to make a huge transition; some will begin a new academic career, others will head out into the job market. It’s a time of optimism and hope for recent graduates as they envision the next chapter in their lives — or it should be. But expectations
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If you're a TV addict, you've likely been criticized for watching too much of it. You've heard all the complaints: It dulls your mind, it's not good for you, not everything in life is related to Seinfeld so please for the love of god stop citing it in every situation. The list goes on and on. However, according to a new study, TV is actually
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It's no secret that American cuisine isn't exactly an exercise in health food. Oh, we like our vegetables (preferably deep fried and in chip form), but most American meals are caloric heavyweights. After all, this is a country that deep-fries its soda, and loves butter. And when we say America loves butter, we mean "LLLLLLLOOOOOOVVVVEESSS
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There was a time when being rich was something to brag about. The idea was that if you worked hard and saved wisely, eventually you’d be successful and live out the American dream — who wouldn’t brag about that? But times have changed. As the country struggled through recession, wealth stopped being something you told people about. The 1% may
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