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More young workers are at risk of layoffs as employers grow wary of letting older employees go because of age-discrimination lawsuits.
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Families can spend thousands on test-preparation to help students boost SAT scores. But a new study finds these courses aren't as beneficial as consumers believe.
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What to take to college, and what to leave behind.
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Sara Mast turned her love of documentary film into a career in reality television. She began by taking a low-paying production job to make ends meet. Now she’s an executive producer for “The Hills,” the MTV reality show that follows the personal lives of a fashion-design student and her friends.
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The merger between Live Nation and Ticketmaster could save the music business. But is it a good deal for fans?
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A look at college rejection letters, from the best to the worst, as a record number of high-school graduates apply to more colleges than ever.
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The price spent on college textbooks is high, and likely to keep rising. To see how students can save money, we tested three textbook rental companies.
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The Portland Trail Blazers, who will make their first playoff appearance since 2003 on Saturday, are defying one of the laws of the NBA: that older teams are better.
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Faced with the darkest summer-job market in decades, teens are turning to entrepreneurship. Here are a few tips for teens considering start-ups.
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How to take constructive advice, without taking it personally
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All across the retail industry, businesses are coming to terms with the fact that Americans don’t have the money, or the inclination, to spend right now.
WSJ Classroom Edition The loudest complaints, here and across the country, come from parents who teach their children at home on their own schedules and say their kids don't need to be indoors during school hours.
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Cities across the country are imposing criminal penalties on kids who skip school to hang out at the mall or on local street corners.
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When Abby McCartney ’10 decided not to answer a call from an unknown number Wednesday during her internship at the John S. Martinez School in New Haven, she had no idea that she was accidentally giving the cold shoulder to University President Richard Levin. ...
WSJ Classroom Edition Looking for a job? Try a college town.
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College towns have long been considered recession-resistant, but can this success outlast the current downturn?
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Final Four teams have distinct, consistent characteristics -- and history shows there's a select group that have the best shot of going far.
WSJ Classroom Edition "If a family can't afford this year's rates, parents should check with camp directors on whether kids can still be accommodated before deciding not to attend."
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In this year of recession, some parents aren't sure they can afford to send kids to summer camp, and are seeking alternatives or skipping camp altogether.
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The process of matching yourself to a school is different for everyone, and I’m no expert. But I’ve been through it a few times now, with myself, my friends, my sister, and her friends, and we all made a lot of the same mistakes. Here are some tips from someone who’s been there before.
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Federal, state and local governments are about to pour tens of billions of dollars into the nation’s infrastructure. The big question: Will we simply spend the money the way we’ve been doing for decades—on concrete and steel?
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Even though gift-giving was relatively stingy last Christmas, enough stuff changed hands to generate plenty of leftover trash. And that has been good for people who transform heaps of junk into works of art.
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