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That College Kid
http://thatcollegekid.com
- Author: Sydney
- Listed in: Internet Personal
- Tags: funny Personal College college humor college student college finance
- Added on: Sep 2nd, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Just another tech blog written by a college kid, her Mac, and lots of Dr. Pepper. Covers anything and everything that would relate to a college student.
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Sync Notes
Sync Notes is a program/website that allows you to synchronize your notes between your computer, cell phone, PDA and their website and is a great way to have your notes with you at all times. (Like you’ll actually be studying them.) It’s ...
Get yourself an internship
Summer’s coming up and this is the time for internships, which often lead to a career after graduation. There are many places to look, including your counselor’s office, your college bulletin boards and the web. Between FastWeb and Google...
Enchilada casserole
Ingredients Tortillas 1 lb ground beef Old El Paso enchilada sauce Cheese of your preference, I use Colby Jack Directions Brown ground beef Mix enchilada sauce, ground beef and cheese Alternate layers of tortillas and beef/cheese/sauce mixture Pou...
Tater tot casserole
Ingredients 1 lb ground beef 2 cans of mushroom soup 1 bag of frozen tater tots shredded cheese of your preference, I use Colby Jack French Fried Onions Directions Brown ground beef Under cook tater tots, you want them to be partially cooked Mix m...
Fettucini alfredo
Ingredients Fettucini noodles 8 oz. cream cheese 1 cup parmesan cheese 1 cup milk 2 tablespoons butter Directions Cook pasta. In pan, melt cream cheese, milk and butter. Once creamy, add parmesan cheese. Pour alfredo sauce over pasta and serve....
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This blog is currently rated a 9.50 out of a possible 10 based on 2 comments.
BBat50 Said:
I'm asking a few college students this question.
At homeschoolonline.org, I've posted the question:
Any thoughts on the homeschooling movement from the point of view of today's college students?
Do the kids who were homeschooled appear to be different than the public, parochial, or private school kids? Better prepared academically? More or less prepared for the college social scene? More or less mature?
Richard Said:
A Baggy Buddy from www.baggybuddy.com addresses the need for an easy way to get all those plastic bags full of groceries home. They're convenient, easy to use, and inexpensive.
