If you are a college student, you’ve surely heard this buzzword so many times it’s started to lose its meaning. On social media you may have seen it on a colorful, eye-catching infographic shared around from account to account. Or, if academia and social media aren’t your scene, you may not have heard
A few years ago, I was in Oaxaca, Mexico. My friend and I visited the iconic church with twin steeples. The plaque said it was built in 1557. How could that be so? The first settlement in America was in Jamestown in 1607… that’s what my history instructors said or implied. Oh well, we in
When you’re growing up, two of the most difficult things to secure are community and purpose. Both of those things can be found through volunteering with causes and organizations you care about. Community service can be a great way to test the waters for future career paths, find your
The key issue of accounting is to provide a ‘snap-shot’ at a point in time of two items:
When I left home for school, I had to become aware of managing my expenses which were quite simple:
For example, let’s say I
I was asked to write about AOC, what a nice request.
Having been in the financial world most of my last 50 years, I was amazed to hear AOC talk to a group about incremental income tax rates. Their reason being that I tried to explain to lay people that if the highest tax
Is it possible for Biden and Millennials to get along? Millennials and Gen-Zs turned out in record numbers at the polls last year, giving him that extra boost he needed to win the election. However there seems to be quite a bit of remaining discord and distance between them.
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