May 4, 2008
Just one 20 page paper, one 10 page paper, and one presentation on pirates and the compass and I graduate….
May 3, 2008
I like this panda 
eatsleepdraw:  
panda eats.  -Sarah

I like this panda 

eatsleepdraw:

panda eats.

-Sarah

First thought/immediate reaction: woah. 
surflick:    uronelle

First thought/immediate reaction: woah. 

surflick:

uronelle
April 24, 2008
April 23, 2008
If you do a great job of researching and understanding the situation and issues, the solution creates itself.
Mark Oldach 
April 22, 2008
Internships—in general—encourage a climate that caters to students financially reliant upon their parents (you know, the ones who complain about their course load, but haven’t held a job in their life), and results in companies wondering why their interns don’t have a developed work ethic or the professional skills necessary to jump right into a demanding position.

Jaclyn (via marco)

Unpaid internships aren’t just for students who are socially retarded in the corporate world. They have the good intentions of providing real work experience without the high pressure of dependency along with giving kids contacts and references. But what is really happening is that Companies know they don’t have to pay interns. Currently, I’m working at two non-profit organizations so the unpaid aspect is a little more understandable but when places like SNL, CBS, Bravo, or even the Martha Stewart Show offer internships. Students fight tooth and nail to get them because it’s a golden ticket on a resume so they’ll happily do it free. I’d work for free at SNL who wouldn’t? But not only do those places not pay, they require students do the internships for credit. So basically students are paying these big executive companies who have incomprehensible amounts of money to scan, run errands and get Martha Stewart some coffee. Without a doubt interns are exploited more often than not. It’s inescapable and the only good advice I’ve heard is to try to exploit back- network as much as possible, bank on references and contacts, steal pens, and try to get some free t-shirts if you can. Interns Unite!

April 21, 2008
New dress
New dress