We often think that top-floor executives or professional writers are the only people who have to write on the job, right? Wrong. Ask any nurse or police officer if he or she has to write when the job requires it and you’re going to get a resounding YES. On the job, nurses have to write […]
The University Cafeteria
Cafeterias and restaurants are important in university campuses. The largest Cafeteria of the university designed for use by staff, students and visitors is generally the most visited component of a university. It is also a place where students and faculty can take their visitors for a brief coffee break or a lunch hour visit. A […]
World-Famous Volleyball Players: Natalia Malaga – An Unknown Biography About Peru’s Lady’s Iron!
Natalia Malaga: Discipline & Passion! Colin Powell, the former Secretary of State of America, once said: “There are no secrets to success. Success is the result of perfection, hard work, learning from failure, loyalty to those for whom you work and persistence”. Certainly Mr. Powell could well have been talking about Natalia Málaga, the last […]
The Difference Between Being Smart, Educated, and Intelligent
I’ve always been intrigued by the subject of intelligence. As a child my mother would refer to me as “smart,” but I quickly noticed that all parents refer to their children as smart. In time I would discover that all children are not smart, just as all babies are not cute. If that were the […]
Best Blogging Software
The blogging platform wars are getting really interesting and much of the discussion I find myself in lately revolves around what is happening with various CMS systems. The market can essentially be defined into 3 major camps: remotely hosted, self hosted, and community based systems. I have used pretty much every blogging platform available and […]
How to Reference Your Sources Using Harvard Referencing
It’s no secret that a rather alarming number of UK students are getting their assignment referencing wrong. An article in the Sunday Times (Jones, 2006) claims that up to 10% of all degree level submissions commit some form of plagiarism – the act of copying or ripping off someone else’s work. That’s a significant amount […]
Craftsmanship: the Meaning of Life
“Manage more, supervise less.” – Bryce’s Law When I got into the work force back in the mid-1970’s it seemed everyone dressed in a suit and tie, drank black coffee, smoked their brains out, and worked their butts off. Today, golf shirts have replaced suits, herbal tea and bottled water have replaced coffee, nobody is […]
Food Show Lesson Plans
Just as our nation is experiencing a major fat attack millions of viewers are tuned into television shows focused on food. There may lurk some irony in this phenomenon. Think about it. There is actually a show called “Man Versus Food,” wherein a rather rotund individual seeks to eat all that he can at a […]
What to Expect While Waiting For Admission Decisions
You have undoubtedly worked hard to complete your applications and finally they are submitted! Now what? For the next few weeks, you may feel the anxiousness of the notorious college waiting game as nerves build and decision time gets closer. Have the colleges received my application? An email is generally sent by the colleges confirming […]
Re-Applying to Graduate School: If At First You Don’t Succeed – Try, Try Again
If at first you don’t succeed, Should You Reapply to Graduate School Next Year? This is a very nervous time of year. Around America -and, indeed, around the world- anxious eyes glance at their email accounts every few seconds, waiting to see if the school of their dreams has sent them a golden ticket to […]