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a day at the beach
Written by Ashley Grinols   
Tuesday, 03 February 2009 00:11

mojito

• 2 os Light Rum
• 1/2 Lime
• 1 Teaspoon Sugar
• Mint Leaves

Squeeze lime into a chilled 10 oz. glass; add sugar and mint. Muddle until sugar is dissolved. Fill glass with crushed ice, and pour rum. Swizzle until the glass frosts. Add additional crushed ice and rum as needed. Garnish with mint leaves, and serve with straws. You may top off the drink with cold club soda or a dash of dark rum.

 
V- day
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Written by Ashley Grinols   
Monday, 02 February 2009 23:53

VDay CCMIt is now February, and Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Those who have been in a relationship or are just beginning one may be feeling the pressure of what to do for this lovey-dovey holiday. Don’t let the stress overwhelm you.

 
Rules of Attraction
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Written by Administrator   
Monday, 02 February 2009 23:39

Trustworthy- In all relationships, this quality may be the most important. If you can’t trust the person you’re with, your relationship is going to have a lot of problems. A healthy, happy relationship is built on trust and honesty.

 
Evil Cometh
Written by Rob Wood   
Monday, 02 February 2009 23:26

As Resident Evil 5 approaches its March 13 release, Capcom, an international game manufacturer, created a demo of the anticipated game. The new version focuses on the main characters Chris Redfield and Sheva Alomar as they make their way upriver by boat.

 
Money Tips For College Students
Written by Ashley Grinols   
Monday, 12 January 2009 22:53

Money Tips CCMWith the economy in a recession, many people are worried about financial stability. Managing money isn't as hard as it seems if you know how it works.

 One way to gain money management skills is to learn to save your money. Don't splurge, and don't buy things on impulse. Ask yourself if what you are buying is something that you need or if it is something that you want. Make sure to pay your bills on time and wait until you've paid them to buy anything that isn't a necessity.

Spend less than you earn. Learn how to save the extra money that you aren't spending every month. You can save a significant amount of money each month on your utility bill simply by unpluggingdevices from the wall when they are not in use and by turning off the lights in a vacant room. To save money on gas, carpool with friends or learn to use mass transit. Try to be more efficient when you are running errands so you aren't driving more than necessary.

You can form good spending habits by keeping a budget and tracking your spending. At the beginning of each month, estimate how much money you will receive and decide how the money should bespent. Save your receipts so you can compare them with statements at the end of the month. Give yourself a modest living allowance while you are in school. Another simple way to save is to buy used textbooks. Wait until your professor tells you that you absolutely need the book. Sometimes, the professor will tell you that the tests will come straight from the lectures. If you go to class regularly and take good notes, you may not need a textbook. However, sometimes it is better to have the book in case there is something that you miss in class.

Take advantage of using your student ID for campus activities. Get the most from what your campus offers you.

Be self-disciplined. Forming good habits now will prepare you for life outside of college. Plus, if you don't learn self-discipline now, when will you? Go to class and stay on top of your studies. Don't let yourself get behind. By beginning good work habits now, you will be more successful in your career and will have better recommendations and contacts when you look for a job after college.

You could also earn some extra cash by starting your own business. Charge cheap rates and exceed your customer's expectations. This will cause word to spread and is a great way to network and give you a good customer base. If you follow these tips, money management will be much easier. You will be more self-disciplined and more successful in your financial future.

 
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