links for 2008-06-24
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This group is working toward "greening" the college admission process -- saving tons of paper.
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And I thought car camping was brave.
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More camping-with-kids tips! Thanks, Jamie!
24 June 2008
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Thanks for the link, Asha! I know most folks on this site don't likely have highschool/college kids, but trust me, these institutions take many years to get their act together. The way to change the system for when your 3yr old gets into college is by kicking some butt now! Seriously. That's why I work here, because 15 years from now I want the way she gets into college to be a very different process than it is now (because newsflash, it's not much different today from when I went, 20 years ago).
Posted by: Duane | 24 June 2008 at 12:23 PM
Thanks for the link! I hope it helps!
Posted by: Jamie | 24 June 2008 at 12:34 PM