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The 9 Best iPhone Art Apps
From photography to painting and typography to music, there’s an app for all of it. Here are our favorites.
10 Questions for Victoria, Millennial
I am originally from Los Angeles, born and raised, but have spent the past four years at Simmons College. I am a double major in Public Relations & Marketing and Studio Art and am exploring a career path in digital and social media marketing. I love burritos, advertising, and web design.
High-Tech Home Appliances: Keeping you connected at all times
Does your refrigerator really need to have Twitter and Facebook capabilities?
Engagements Go Tech
The medium is the message, especially when it comes to wedding proposals. Today, some people are getting increasingly clever and creative with technology when they pop the question.
2011 April Fools’ best online pranks
In case you missed this year’s April Fools because you were hiding from Rebecca Black, some of the largest brands were caught pranking the online world.
Should You Ditch the Coverletter?
Our generation is constantly engaging, discussing, and sharing online content to position ourselves as thought-leaders in our field. A coverletter doesn’t support our learning or interacting process.
The Pointless Poke Takes on Meaning
The Facebook poke is an original feature of the site, back when users needed an Ivy League email address to create an account. Now, we forget about the poke until that unexpected digital jab comes our way.
The Grilled Cheese Truck: A Tasty New Trend
Already super-popular on the sunny west coast, the food truck is the latest delicious trend to hit Boston. These trucks, covered in dark-brown paint, and featuring a spunky, young girl, “Roxy,” with pigtails, (munching on none other than a grilled … Continued
