Now that the Web is ubiquitous, every school has a website, be it public/private, large/small, specialty/non-specialty, two year/four year, co-ed/gender specific, etc. That makes the Web your best bet to view all your possible schools on one screen at the same time to compare and contrast their promotions and endorsements. Before logging on, think What [...]

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So, you want to go to business school? Well, the time is right — with the economy so strong, you’ll likely get a great job once you come out (that is, assuming the economy stays the course during the next two years), and you may even be able to convince your [...]

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Remember when “technology in the classroom” meant an overhead projector? Not any more. That’s why a friend of mine who’s a teacher gave herself a homework assignment this summer: to keep up with education and technology news, learn more about computers and get comfortable with the ‘Net.

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Now that the Web is ubiquitous, every school has a website, be it public/private, large/small, specialty/non-specialty, two year/four year, co-ed/gender specific, etc. That makes the Web your best bet to view all your possible schools on one screen at the same time to compare and contrast their promotions and endorsements. Before [...]

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Quick! Who wrote “Beware the Ides of March”? And in what play did this famous line appear? OB-viously, the answers are (respectively): William Shakespeare, the noble Bard; and Julius Caesar, the not-so-noble King.

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What the Dickens? Seems summer only just started, but now you realize you have just a few weeks to tackle Great Expectations and the rest of your required reading list. Before you know it, school will be back in session, complete with picky pop quizzes on “What kind of clock does [...]

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