Monthly Archives: November 2011
http://prezi.com/bin/preziloader.swf How To Stay Healthy During Finals Week on Prezi -CKB The LI$T is a college advice blog for future, current, and recent college students that gives them advice no one else talks about regarding finances, college, and corporate america! Check us out at www.addittoyourlist.com Like us on facebook at www.facebook.com/AddItToYourList Follow us on twitter at www.twitter.com/AddItToYourList
Click here to read more
Posted in college, planning, tests
Leave a comment
Photo Source Now that everyone is well-rested after Thanksgiving break (not to mention well fed), it’s time to get back on the grind and get ready for final exams. When you think of final exams, what words come to mind? Nervous? Anxiety? Fear? Relief? Exhaustion? All of these are 100% accurate. Final exams are usually dreaded by most students, because they usually come with sleepless nights and a barrage of tests that can sometimes leave your head spinning. Well that’s where Jessica Ebony and I come in! Over the next week we will be hosting a series called: The Final Stretch. In this series, we will be sharing a few videos and slideshows with tips to best prepare for your exams. We both know how stressful final exams can be and we want to help our readers who are students prepare for them. So, be on the lookout for tips …
Click here to read more
Posted in college, planning, tests
Leave a comment
The Crescent City! NOLA! The Big Easy! Yep, it’s New Orleans!! The NO is one of the most exciting and down to earth cities around. It’s a city full of culture, great food, history, and of course partying. Can you say ‘Mardi Gras’ anyone? Recently, The LI$T editors and two of their closest friends took a group trip to this exciting city and we had a great time. There was so much to do! We’re already adding things to our list for the next trip. Check out how The LI$T’s editors had a great time in the Big Easy and didn’t break the Bank. 1. Attractions Obvious Choice: The French Quarter and Bourbon Street. What else can you ask for? A laid back atmosphere, nights made for partying and seeing the sights, all topped with an European flair. Jump on the streetcar for an easy way to get there! Hidden …
Click here to read more
Posted in budget, travel, vacation
Leave a comment
Our guest blogger Jaclyn has shared how to use the proper etiquette for office communication, business meals, and gave a helpful guide for a Holiday potluck. Now she will share advice on something many recent college graduates have on their mind at this time of year…we hope you enjoy it!Jessica Ebony—Hello Friends,Visions of cable knit sweaters, coats made of leather and boots for snowy weather dance upon the TV screen! Black Friday just passed and Holiday Shopping sprees are in full effect. I know what you’re thinking… Being a recent college grad, and in the midst of a recession, where is the money for this going to come from?!Have no fear, I bring you my top 8 favorite holiday gift ideas under $30.00 When you have no idea: Coffee Table Book. An oversized book of your friend or family member’s favorite topic is always going to win the crowd! Try …
Click here to read more
Posted in budget, etiquette, gifts, guest blog, holiday season
Leave a comment
Our resident etiquette expert and guest blogger Jaclyn is back with a few affordable and delicious options for your next Holiday potluck meal at work. Impress your boss by trying out her recipes this season! Jessica Ebony—Happy Holidays Friends, This is one of my favorite times of year. The holidays are upon us, and it’s parties galore! To help you get into the festive spirit, here are two easy potluck dishes that have been a staple of mine for years. Bon appetit! Dinner: Baked Eggplant ParmesanPhoto Source A great and easy dish, this would be excellent if you’re going to a Christmas Eve, fish/dairy dinner. Best served hot and right out of the oven! Ask your host or office, if you can bake it there (transport it un-cooked), or cook it ahead of time, and just put it in the oven for a few minutes just so the cheese is …
Click here to read more
Posted in budget, corporate america, etiquette, guest blog, holiday season, planning
Leave a comment
Brazen Careerist