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FOLLOW MY ADVENTURES IN AFRICA

I will be in Africa for several weeks and will not be posting. However, you can follow my adventures at http://www.travelblog.org/Bloggers/TamWarner/. I am headed first to Tofo, Mozambique to do volunteer research work with Whale Sharks; June 1 I will be headed to Tanzania for Safari. I will be blogging and posting video and photos!

Forbes list of best used cars for teens

Forbes came out with a list of the best used cars for teenagers (a list of vehicles with safety records keeping insurance costs down.)

Texting, Facebooking, Tweeting

The new communication. And I feel sure there will be more technologies. Is this a good or a bad thing? Well, history shows us that all new technologies are used for both, and have good and bad effects on people and society. The other thing history has shown is that these new forms of tech [...]

Waitlisted? Don’t count on getting in!

Move on down the road and choose from the colleges who WANT you. Check out this article on CBS Money Watch and just remember….those who clear the waitlist do not get merit aid! Choose from the colleges who really want you…the ones who said YES.

Who Owns the college application process?

Answer: the student. I believe that it is the student who must be responsible for the college application process. (Of course the parents must be involved in some aspects, don’t go overboard!). Many parents are loath to take a backseat…they believe they know best, and hey, maybe in some areas they do. BUT when it [...]

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You know what really irks me?

Ignorance and insensitivity. I know that we’re off in our own little bubbles at college, but seriously people, make an effort to keep in touch with the outside world! (more…)

Theater, theater everywhere

This past week the theater department cancelled all of their classes and hosted the University Co-op presents the Cohen New Works Festival 2011! The whole week, starting at 11am and ending at nearly midnight, there were shows and installations and keynote speakers. (more…)

Cape Town, South Africa

Okay, so I realize I have not blogged in a long time. I am sorry. But here is my South Africa blog. India will be next with a few comments about Mauritius and Singapore (we were only there one day each). So Africa…. Our first day was, unfortunately spent on the ship sailing in circles because the wind was too strong for us to port. (more…)

Written by Colleen

39 days to go..

39 days till my last final and then I’m done for the semester. But I’m already mentally checked out.

May 2, 2011 0
Written by Tam Warner Minton

5 Sites That Will Help College Students Study

By Alexis Bonari, guest blogger. Now that the final exam season is slowly approaching, it’s time for students to take a break from their busy social life and focus on their studies.

April 19, 2011 0
Written by Tam Warner Minton

Who owns the college application process?

Answer:  the student.  I believe that it is the student who must be responsible for the college application process.  (Of course the parents must be involved in some aspects, don’t go overboard!). Many parents are loath to take a backseat…they believe they know best, and hey, maybe in some areas they do.  BUT when it [...]

April 16, 2011 0
Written by Tam Warner Minton

March: Heart of a Lyon day

In loving memory of my friend Meredith Lyon, a friend, a neighbor, and a peer who taught a whole bunch of rowdy crazy high school kids what it meant to cherish life and all the relationships we make in them and brought the whole Shelton class of ‘09 together as a family. Today I am [...]

March 23, 2011 0
Written by Tam Warner Minton

College and Sex: this week’s news

The Chronicle of Higher Education has posted “The Week in College Sex” article. Here is a synopsis, but the article is definitely worth reading. Here’s what has happened:

March 5, 2011 0
Written by Melissa

Takoradi, Ghana

Six days ago I was in Takoradi, Ghana and now I am in Cape Town, South Africa. My days on the sea are starting to get shorter and shorter. When I go to India I hear that sea days will be short and ports will be often. And with every port, I am more and [...]

March 4, 2011 0
Written by Melissa

Manaus, Brazil

I have had another great adventure in another wonderful country called Brazil. For the past week, the MV Explorer has been traveling slowly down the Amazon first reaching Manaus, where we stopped for five days, then doubling back to exit the Amazon and out to the Atlantic ocean.

March 2, 2011 0
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