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• Who out there had the coolest Labor day weekend? posted (2 months, 3 weeks) ago
  I need some smiles!…

• Would you give up your facebook? posted (2 months, 3 weeks) ago
  A recent article in the New York times spoke of how a number of people are leaving the site. What…

• Ok ladies- Here is a question for you: Would you let your boyfriend or husband judge a beauty pageant? posted (3 months) ago
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• Does anyone have a simple explanation or an easy way to understand CAPM? posted (3 months, 3 weeks) ago
  I’m studying for the CIMA and could use the help.…

• What is an Anthrocon? posted (4 months, 4 weeks) ago
  I ran into a convention of people dressed as stuffed animals, and thought I was crazy. Anyone hav…

• What is your aboslute favorite movie? posted (5 months, 3 weeks) ago
  Is there one that is really the all time greatest?…

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• (1 vote) I am looking to go on a short vacation with my brother and sisters.
  

  there is a website called VRBO.com its vacation rentals by owners- there are locations all over the place. Be careful though - just make sure you submit the guarantee before you send money (its for your protection) There are cool places all over ;) Hope that helps! Give me a star if it does :)
  
  - written 5 months, 2 weeks ago – voted for by annemarie_hudso

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• Please read this because I really need your help!
  

  Hi Alfred-
  There are several ways to get grants and financial aid assuming that you have the income level (low income) or grades to attend school.
  
  The first thing I would do is go to your admissions office and find out what happened with your balance last year, and find out about the grant programs available to you. Believe it or not, there are things like a “left handed” scholarship or grant that may have been left from alumni at the school.
  
  The other thing you need to know is if you are eligible for a scholarship or partial scholarship. You need to go to the dean of arts and sciences (or criminal justice depending on if you have a seperate program) to see what your options could be. A coolege wants to keep you in because they get their money no matter who pays it (grant, scholarship or financial aid) so they have reason to help you.
  
  There are programs like work study that provide a certain amount of hours of work to help offset your education costs. I did that, but had to get a job on top of work study to make ends meet. Sounds like this may be the case for you. \
  
  Lastly, there are financial loans that you can take. Sallie Mae may still provide loans, but ask the dean of admission to see if there is a way that they can help with what happened last year (not quite sure what happened)
  
  Worst case, you might have to change schools or go to a community college, but if you maintain a high GPA, you might qualify for a scholarship.
  
  Wish you the best!
  - written 2 months, 1 week ago

• Who out there had the coolest Labor day weekend?
  

  Good to hear that its all small stuff. :)
  - written 2 months, 3 weeks ago

• My boyfriend told me he uses axe.
  

  I would not worry- unless he told you that he was trying to use axe to get other girls.
  Maybe he is just trying to smell good for you! (how did it come up? Did you tell him he smells good and he said what he uses it?)
  - written 2 months, 3 weeks ago

• Who out there had the coolest Labor day weekend?
  

  Oh no!!!! what happened? (or didn’t happen?!)
  - written 2 months, 3 weeks ago

• I need a step by step guide that will help me restate
  

  Oh! wait- I might have misunderstood- are you talking about a guide that helps you take a company’s finanical statement and analyze them?
  - written 2 months, 3 weeks ago

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