GUEST POST: 5 Unique Ways to Earn Duckets on the Side
Categories: Business
Are you plagued by “insufficient funds” emails, invading your inbox like an incomprehensible swarm of Great White Sharks? If so, check out these five unique ways to make some quick cash on the side.
Museum Fees Too High, Make Art Inaccessible to Youth
Categories: TNGG Weekly Columns
The big museums charge twenty dollars for general admission, which is often too much for young people on a budget. But there may be a solution.
Do you know how to change your car’s oil?
Categories: DIY Week, Lifestyle
In the event of a zombie apocalypse, learn to change your own oil.
Need a Quick Buck? It’s Easier Than You Think
Categories: Business, DIY Week
While saving and budgeting are always options, they only provide for a more long-term result. And sometimes you need money right away.
Confessions of Two Millennial Strippers
Categories: Sex Week
In our sophomore year of college, we had a grand plan for our lives…
Does Money Talk?
Categories: Business
As we age and enter new life stages, our perceptions are influenced by the money we see around us. A salary can motivate us to take a job, but at the end of the day, we want to earn the money we make.
What are Your Guilty Plea$ure$?
Categories: Lifestyle
Spending money on our guilty pleasures helps keep us sane and appeases our addictions — because face it, that’s what most of our guilty pleasures are… or turn into.
For-profit education takes an expensive toll
Categories: Business
The ultimate goal of for-profit institutions is to get as many people signed up and in a classroom as possible – but it’s often at the expense of the students, the people whom such schools are supposed to help.
The Business of Screwing Young People
Categories: Career Week
Though internships and “off-campus experiences” are readily available to in greater number and variety than ever before, the experience has commercialized and commoditized.
Delayed Gratification: A Good Lesson for Millennials
Categories: Lifestyle
Much of our optimism regarding the future is borne out of the fact that we are extremely realistic and pragmatic, having come of age during a rampant technology boom and, subsequently, a major terrorist attack that contributed to a recession. These two experiences taught us some much needed perspective – what to take seriously, how [...]
