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• Halls of Knowledge: Our 10 Biggest Public Libraries

  May 29, 2008

  Whether you've got a research paper due on the Monte Carlo algorithms used to model molecular behavior in cellular microphysiology, a literary penchant for 17 th -century Persian poets, or you're simply looking for something to read that no one else has Read More... Filed under: Education, College, Students, Books, Blog, The Students Blog, library, Harvard, Yale, NextStudent, Canada, massachusetts, Washington, connecticut, new haven, ancient papyrus scrolls, Frankfurt, Music Library, New York Public Library, German Books, Library of Congress, maps, films, London, Germany, England, Beijing, New York, United States, Monte Carlo algorithms, Ontario, Berlin Wall, D.C., Next Student, U.N., sheet music, Deutsche Bibliothek, Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine, Ukraine, China, Yale University Library, bookworms, United Nations, Cambridge, Ottawa, Bostonians, National Library of China, Boston Public Library, Persian poets, Babylonian, British Library, Library and Archives Canada, Leipzig, cellular microphysiology, Kiev, Berlin, molecular behavior, British art, Europe

• 5 College Myths Debunked - Part II

  January 24, 2008 09:05 AM

  In our last post , we gave the real story behind five of the most common college myths. And now we’re going at it again. Here are five more popular college untruths, along with the reality check that goes with them. Myth #1: Credit card companies wouldn’t Read More... Filed under: Education, College, College Major, Apple, School, Mac, Books, Blog, The Students Blog, textbooks, shopping, NextStudent, College Student, college fact, college Myths, Study Abroad, High School, Graduate School, Cash Cow, Marketability, GPA, Credit Cards, Internships, MacBook Air

• 5 College Myths Debunked - Part I

  January 22, 2008

  Whether they started as college-student urban legends, misguided information from your roommates, or Hollywood stereotypes you’ve absorbed from watching Old School over and over and over, a lot of the supposed college “truths” you think you know have Read More... Filed under: Education, School, The Students Blog, Harvard, Yale, NextStudent, paul graham, College Student, stereotypes, Celebrities, Scholarship Search Engine, Dr. Marlyn McGrath Lewis, college fact, college graduates, OLD SCHOOL, college Myths, High Paying Jobs, Forbes, Urban Legends, Ivy League Schools, Hollywood, Forbes.com, College Search, Scholarships, admissions essay, Fountain of Youth

• Power Napping Is Like Yoga for Your Brain

  January 14, 2008 04:13 PM

  Recent research has shown that no quick fix fills your personal energy tank with more high-octane juice than a well-executed power nap. If you do it right, a 20-minute afternoon siesta can hook you up with enough bonus fuel and brain power for the rest Read More... Filed under: Education, Stress, Sleep, Exercise, The Students Blog, memory, Uncle Sam, imagination, La-Z-Boy, Dr. Sarah Mednick, healthy heart, dr. mednick, learning, sleep aid, napping, Yoga, creativity, ear plugs, sleeping tips, power naps, alertness, REM Sleep, melatonin, productivity, College readng, Stan Lee, flute music, walgreens, brain power, jackie chan, fitness tips, grogginess

• 13 Free Online Sources to Help You Through School

  November 20, 2007

  Whether you’re struggling with a particular class or just want to expand what you know, these 13 sites can give you a library’s worth of information right from your laptop. 1. U.C. Berkeley Webcasts Get podcasts and webcasts of current and archived courses Read More... Filed under: Education, College, Google, Mac, Video, Wikipedia, The Students Blog, YouTube, technology, Exams, MIT, diet coke, about.com, Science, mac attack, Webcasts, Podcast, britney spears, labs, google news, education arcade, Dr. Math, VMAs, calculus, Education index, howstuffworks, Berkeley, the history channel, the naked scientist

• The Geek’s College Grab Bag

  November 15, 2007 08:54 AM

  There’s more to being a geek than horn-rimmed glasses and owning the DVD collection of Pinky and the Brain . If you truly want to own your geekhood, you might want to avail yourself of this college grab bag. Each item has been carefully selected to help Read More... Filed under: Education, College, Gadgets, School, The Students Blog, Amazon, NextStudent, factoids, philosophy, study aids, usb drink warmer, dorm room, demotivators, geek, computer science, top 10 of everything, sudoku, statistics, sparkcharts, college grab bag, usb drink chiller, the new book of lists, the harpercollins college, pinky and the brain, z0pid, thinkgeek, geekhood, paul graham, barnes & noble, the book of lists, bits of wisdom, motivation, painters, snakes, guitar hero III, leadership, failure, individuality, sparknotes, ht-zs11, accounting, LED candles, economics, hackers