Blog Detail
Xatal
http://xatal.com/
A blog dedicated to helping high school students answer any questions they have on the way to college. Such things as how to pass the SATs, choosing a good college, and making it through the senior year are all covered.
- Added on: Aug 1st, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Paul
- Listed in: Secondary Education Higher
- Tags: Students College high school advice University testing
Recent Posts
Should I end my long distance relationship?
Relationships in general can be pretty hard, and when you add long distance to the equation, things only get tougher. When your long distance relationship starts to go south, you’ll inevitably start to wonder if it’s worth hanging onto, ...
Why the UC protests are justified
Things have been a bit slow lately regarding the UC protests, which worries me. However I did come across this interesting article from Global.org, which puts some nice graphs to the situation to show why students are so upset over the 32% increase. ...
Statistics for November 2009
Highlights of November 2009: November was a pretty steady month overall — there were no especially large bursts or slumps, just a pretty typical level of fluctuation. November did about as well as October. I received about 100 less hits in Nov...
Going home from college for the first time feels strange
During my freshman year at college, I realized that one of the strangest experiences you have is when you go back home for the first time. When I came back the first time last year, I was amazed at how bizarre it felt. In the month and a half that I ...
A resolution to the Kerr Hall occupation at UCSC
In light of the protests in California over the increases in higher costs, I’ve been following Occupy CA, a blog that’s had pretty accurate information from the student’s side of things over these protests. Anywho, Saturday night Oc...
Protests continue at UC campuses against higher costs
In light of the 32% increase in UC student fees, protests have erupted on at least four of the UC campuses. While these protests have been peaceful, they haven’t been without incident, and many students have been arrested for occupying building...
