Refugee, evacuee…potato, potata, huh? In the past four years, New Orleanians have been labeled many things. The conversation buzzing amongst friends is the looming anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. Sure, there are many painful emotions associated with the devastation of our fair city; however, I would be remiss in my...
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The Obama administration recently revised its estimate of the ten-year deficit. Previously estimated at $7 trillion dollars, officials believe that the deficit will increase to $9 trillion dollars. These astronomical sums are going to be more fodder for conservatives seeking to derail Mr. Obama’s ambitious domestic agenda. Many...
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Since the recession began, we have become better at managing our finances. We have learned how to budget, save, and even begin paying down our debt. Now, we must become wiser consumers. Becoming a smarter shopper is another skill that will have a positive impact on your financial situation. Write a List Before you go grocery...
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Factory output increased by 0.5% in July. This marks the first time in nearly two years that output improved. Economists are hoping that this news portends an economic recovery in the near future. The manufacturing sector is greeting this news with cautious optimism. They know that the increase is partially because they...
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You have an awesome resume that highlights all of your relevant skills and experience. You know that you are a perfect match for the job. There is just one hurdle left: the interview. For some, the interview is the easiest part of obtaining a job. Many possess natural or learned social skills that always help them ace the...
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The necessity of obtaining a college education in an increasingly technological world is a stark reality for those pondering how they will pay for said education. For the vast majority of new college entrants, government loans represent the most viable means obtaining cash for school. However, too many bright-eyed and...
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