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The Media and the Value of a College Degree
Last week, while cruising his favorite economics blogs, my fiancé stumbled on this article from The New Republic: Bad Job Market: Why the Media Is Always Wrong About the Value of a College Degree It’s...
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Location, Location, Location: Why I Chose Not to Move (For Now)
Here’s another tricky question that recent college grads (or anyone in their twenties) must answer: where should I live? Assuming you’ve ruled out crashing at your parent’s place, you don’t go to grad...
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Reading Recommendation: Mashable’s LinkedIn Articles
How about some light reading for your weekend? I mean, what are you going to do with all that free time anyway? Time to brush up on your social networking, LinkedIn style. LinkedIn, the ever-expanding...
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A Weekend of Goodbyes
I said goodbye to more than one friend this past weekend. This is another symptom of graduation; groups of tightly knit friends splinter apart, no longer bound together by the unique circumstances of...
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People I Admire: Felicia Day
The fifth season of The Guild starts streaming this week, and in honor of this exciting milestone, I’ve decided to dedicate a post to one of my heroes: Felicia Day. If you haven’t seen “The Guild,” the...
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Reading Recommendation: Share or Die
I’m excited about this week’s reading recommendation. I stumbled onto it through the website Shareable. Shareable is a non-profit online magazine that “tells the story of sharing.” The magazine’s...
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Accessorizing Adulthood
Accessories really are everything. Here are a few things that I feel I need in order to complete my image of a “grown up” lady. (These are the things that I associate with womanhood, rather than the...
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Gen Y: The Lost Generation?
Young people need jobs. The economy is bad. So bad, in fact, that Gen Y may become a “lost generation” because their adult life has been put on hold. All according to this article from The Atlantic...
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Poor but Happy: Christmas Reflections
I’ve always loved the anticipation of Christmas, lighting a candle every Sunday of Advent, baking cookies, choosing presents … unfortunately, the older I get, the more stressful December becomes. This...
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Guest Post
Are you ready for Christmas? Me neither! But you should take a break to check out my guest post on Enter: Adulthood today. It’s a great blog, (and not just because I contributed this week, I read it...
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