Crafty Capitalism
Sure, many Boston University students rely completely on a part-time job or a work-study position to land a few bucks – but many others have chosen to get crafty.
CEO-in-Chief?
As Republican Mitt Romney tours the country in an effort to muster support for a second presidential bid, the former Massachusetts governor is presenting himself this time around as an executive, fluent and experienced in economic matters, ready and able to take control of what he has called “the largest enterprise in the world.”
Working for Free
With internship application deadlines approaching fast, ‘tis the season to sacrifice lazy Sunday activities for the Boston University CareerLink. But while students clamor for highly competitive spots in their field of choice, government officials have been investigating the value and legality of unpaid internships. For an unpaid internship to be legal, training needs to be [...]
Cheap – At A Cost
With spring just a month away, shoppers in Boston will have a variety of options for the latest seasonal trends, as clothing stores such as H&M and Forever 21 provide affordable fashion to college students on a budget.
Rock Brand
More than 40 years ago, Joey Kramer, a young student at the Berklee College of Music, quit school to play full time for a small band. Just over a year later in October of 1970, Jam Band, as they were called at the time, added on a few more members and started playing in public venues.
