Alison Myers
I am a senior in college majoring in mass communications with a minor in political science. I hope to become a newspaper writer after graduation. If my journalism career doesn't work out I want to work in professional sports ticket sales or the food and beverage industry.
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Wagner's Trophies in Bloomsburg, PennsylvaniaWagner's Trophies in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania provides lettering services to Bloomsburg University sororities and fraternities. They also offer a wide range of embroidery and engraving services for everything from trophies to duffel bags. -
Town Perk in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania: An Intimate Restaurant and Coffee ShopTown Perk is a coffee shop and restaurant located in downtown Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania.
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Basic Responsibilities in Your First JobNo matter where you work, you should keep in mind some of these pointers about how to act on the job. -
Showing Your College Residence to a Prospective RoommateNot only must you click personally with a prospective roommate, you must also ensure that they will be satisfied with the space they might be living in next year.
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Designing a Big Brother or Big Sister PaddleFraternities and sororities often require pledges to design paddles for their big brothers and big sisters. You have a lot of creative freedom with this project; this article provides tips that may help you get started.
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Elements of an Effective Restaurant ReviewWhether or not you enjoyed your dining out experience, you may choose to write a restaurant review for Associated Content or another website or publication. Here's what you need to include to allow your readers to make their own judgment about a restaurant. -
Chicago, Avenue Q and Rent: Not Family-Friendly TheaterWhile Broadway musicals can be great for families, there are some shows you should not take your children to see until they are older and can grasp more mature issues.
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Great Broadway Musicals for Families: Fun Music and Lessons to Be LearnedDon't hold back on taking your children to see a Broadway play. There are shows out there that are approriate for them. -
The Advantages and Disadvantages of Work FriendshipsIs it worthwhile to have friends at work? -
No Related Experience? No Problem! How to Show You Can Still Do the JobIf you don't have exactly all of the qualifications on a job listing, it is too easy to not apply. If you really want the job though, you can easily compensate for your lack of experience. -
A Breakdown of Your Class Syllabus: The Most Important Tool for College CoursesWhen you are in college, you recieve a syllabus for every class that tells you everything you need to know about the course you are taking. Don't lose it and learn to read it immediately.
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Why You Should Stay at College on the WeekendsStaying at college on the weekends is a great way to adjust to college life, make great memories, and save time and money. -
Using Yahoo! Answers for Article Ideas and PromotionAn insight in how to use Yahoo! Answers to get article ideas and promote your work while helping others answer their questions.
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All Aboard! My First Cruise to BermudaI recently went on my first cruise to Bermuda. This is a journal of my seven day, seven night journey on sea and in port. -
The Four Kinds of College Admissions ProcessesBetween early decision and regular admission, it can be confusing to decide when and how to apply for college. This article will clear that up for prospective students. -
Tips for Teenagers Looking for Their First JobTeenagers often make mistakes when seeking their first job. This article will help them clear up any misunderstandings they might run into. -
Smart Ones Vs. Lean Cuisines: Which Healthy Meal Option is Better?Smart Ones and Lean Cuisines both offer classic favorites for nutritional meal options. Which one ranks higher over the other? -
Successful Studying in Your College DormAlthough many people discourage you from studying in your dorm room, it can be accomplished if you know how to put work over socializing. -
Varying Your Dog's Outdoor RoutineDogs need to go outside to use the bathroom and to get some exercise and fresh air. This part of their day should be exciting, so try to change it up for them. -
Necessities for Your First College ApartmentA college apartment brings a different lifestyle than the dorms, so prepare adequately. This packing list is meant to help you and your roommates figure out what you will need and go from there. -
How to Navigate the College FairCollege fairs are a great way for prospective students to get information on several colleges at the same time. Follow these tricks to get the most out of your visit to a fair.
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Student's Guide to Ratemyprofessors.com: Finding the Best and Worst Professors at CollegeRateMyProfessors.Com is a great tool for students who want to find great professors to take classes with, as well as ones to avoid at all costs.
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Break into Sports Through Ticket Sales: Getting a Career in the Sports IndustryA look at how to succeed in the field of professional sports ticket sales, written by an executive with several years of sales experience with minor and major league teams. -
Three Books Every College Student Must ReadWith so much college life advice on the Internet and in print, how do you know where to start? These three books might be great starting points.
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How to Appropriately File a Customer ComplaintSometimes as a customer you don't get the best service you've thought you were going to get. You can do something about it by filing a complaint with the proper authority figure. -
Avoid "The Brazen Careerist" at All CostsAnyone who thinks "Penelope Trunk", also known as the Brazen Careerist, offers good advice, should run the other way before they end up ruining their career. -
The Dos and Don'ts of Effective Group WorkHow can everyone work the best together while trying to complete a group project? -
The Do's and Don'ts of Deciding to Get a PetWhen animals have an adorable face, they are impossible to resist. Can you and your family handle taking care of a furry friend though? Read about what to ask yourself when choosing to get a pet. -
Final Class Project: Preparing an Advertising CampaignIf you are taking any advertising course, you may find yourself preparing a campaign. What are some things you should know while you work? -
How Associated Content Can Benefit College StudentsAssociated Content is a great publishing medium for anyone who enjoys writing, including college students. Read more to find out how you can be a Content Producer even with a full schedule. -
Purchasing Season Tickets: Investment in Professional Sports Not Always a No-BrainerBefore you buy season tickets to your favorite sports team, there are several things to think about. This article will help you make the best decisions about buying a ticket package. -
High School Preparation for Communications MajorsThis article, written for prospective communications/journalism majors, will provide information on necessary high school preparation for college, including useful classes and extracurricular activities. -
Conducting Effective Employer Research Using the Company WebsiteA company's website is just one of the many effective tools you can use in conducting company research. You can learn everything you ever wanted to know from their history to their values and mission. -
Activities for King's College and Wilkes University StudentsThe Wilkes-Barre area has thrived over the last few years, providing more options for entertainment, shopping, and dining out than in the past. This also helps college students in the area find more things to do.
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Preparing for an All Day Rehearsal with Your College ChoirAn all day rehearsal takes advanced planning and making sure you have cooperatino from everyone involved. -
What Your Professors Don't Tell You: Skills You Should Learn at CollegeOne of the things that can't be taught inside the classroom is how to manage living independently away from home. There are certain skills all students should pick up during their college years. -
Community Living 101: How to Cooperate with Fellow Dorm ResidentsIt is a lot of work to get along with a college roommate, but you must also know how to cooperate with fellow residents on your dormitory floor or wing. -
Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania: On Campus Extracurricular ActivitiesBloomsburg University of Pennsylvania offers over 200 extracurricular activities to help students become involved on campus and make new friends.
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Tips on Choosing the Perfect Bowling BallBowling balls come in all materials and sizes, but you have to consider your level of experience and physical limitations when selecting one. -
Restaurant Review: Boston's Gourmet Pizza in Wilkes-Barre, PennsylvaniaBoston's the Gourmet Pizza offers great specials and enough food to satisfy you until your next meal.
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The Do's and Don'ts of Casual FridaysThere is a lot of confusion as to what is acceptable for casual Fridays, but these tips should apply to everyone regardless of where you work. -
Television Without Pity ForumsTelevision Without Pity is one of the best run TV websites on the Internet, but don't cause trouble in the forums. There will be severe consequences if you do. -
Having a Responsible 21st Birthday PartyYou may be legally allowed to drink, but you still have to watch your back. Learn more about how to be responsible on your big night. -
Trading Spaces: Where Are They Now?A glimpse into the lives of some of the former Trading Spaces cast members. -
How to Change Your College MajorIf you have decided against your original college major, there is nothing wrong with making a switch. However, make sure you are aware of what is necessary to fulfill the requirements needed for a new program.
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Not a Moment Too Soon: Should You Go in a Restaurant Near Closing Time?No matter how much you need or want to have a delicious meal, you have to consider how you will be looked upon and how to be a good customer when you choose to go to a restaurant near its closing time. -
How to React in the Event of a FloodWhen you have to evacuate because of a possible flood, it is a scary and uncertain time. However, you can make sure your family is prepared and your valuables are protected. -
Online Ordering Vs. Phone Ordering: Which Ticketmaster Service is Easier to Use?You can use Ticketmaster to help you get sports and concert tickets in different ways, but is it easier to go online or call your local outlet? Read on to decide which option is best for you. -
The New RBK Edge NHL JerseysThe topic of the NHL jersey re-design is very heated. What is it all about and how have the fans recieved it? -
The Good and Bad about Online Student Information SystemsA look at an online student information systems for colleges and some tips for navigating them if your school has one. -
Preparing for Your Learner's Permit Test in PennsylvaniaA look into the regulations regarding obtaining a driver's permit in Pennsylvania.
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Tips on Making Yourself Presentable to Internet Savvy EmployersEmployers still Google candidates but may also be able to access their social networking profiles. Read on to find out how you can take yourself out of the running because of inappropriate website material. -
How to Choose Your Top Colleges Without Hitting the RoadSometimes you just can't go to a campus in person even if it's one of your top choice. However, you can still learn if this school is right for you. -
Why I Wish I Had Chosen "Undeclared" for my College MajorGoing into college undeclared isn't necessarily a bad thing. This soon to be college senior actually regrets not doing that. Read on to find out more. -
Social Networking Sites: Why Private Profiles Should Cease to ExistIf you are going to go on Myspace and Facebook only to hide behind a private profile, you are wasting your time and others'. -
Best Ways to Make Friends at CollegeWhen going to college, you will be around many interesting people. Even if you come with familiar faces, you need to make new friends. -
Product Review: Auntie Anne's Take Home Pretzel KitA look at the Auntie Anne's Take Home Pretzel Kit, where you can make the famous pretzels anytime you want. -
How to Keep Your Pet Calm During a ThunderstormA look at how to keep your pet from getting anxious during a thunderstorm. -
The Playoffs: Why Bandwagon Fans Don't Bother MeBandwagon fans are frowned upon when they come out of the woodwork and associate among "true" fans of a team. However, they still deserve respect. -
Product Review: Kodak Easy Share C433 Digital CameraA guide to and review of the Kodak Easy Share C433 Digital Camera Model. -
Don't Waste Your Time at a Staffing AgencyTemporary staffing agencies sometimes do not do what they claim to. Read about my experience to find out why. -
The Trend Towards Smoke Free WorkplacesWhy are so many businesses moving towards smoke free workplaces and what can you do to institute such policies at your company? -
Movie Theatre Etiquette: How Not to Annoy People in the DarkEtiquette rules are still to be followed in a movie theatre, even if people can't see you. -
A Taste of Hershey's Chocolate WorldHershey's Chocolate World gives everyone a chance to learn how chocolate is made while providing fun at the same time. -
You Applied! Now What? Making the Wait for "The Call" More BearableNow that you've filled out job applications, what should you do while waiting for employers to contact you? -
Community Service Ideas for High School and College StudentsA guide for students who want to do volunteer work in their community. -
The Do's and Dont's of Beating the Workplace BullyNo one should ever have to tolerate being bullied at work. Here's how even the most non-assertive people can stand up and put an end to their misery. -
How to Land an Editor's Job at Your College NewspaperWhile anyone can write for a college newspaper, there are only a few spots available for editors. Learn what it takes to climb to the top.
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Legends of the Hidden Temple: Popularity of a 1990s Game Show RemainsA focus on the nostalgia and obsessiveness for a children's game show that has been cancelled for 12 years. -
So Long, Farewell, and Adieu: How to Bid Goodbye to a Favorite ColleagueSaying goodbye is never an easy thing, especially in close knit workplaces. Read how to give an employee a proper, well appreciated goodbye. -
What to Expect at Freshman OrientationA guide for new freshmen headed off to fall or summer orientation about the activities planned for orientation day. -
You and Your Budget: When to Indulge and when to SaveWith so many ways available to spend our money, how do we know when to go all out and when to save? Find out here. -
La Tolteca Mexican Restaurant in Wilkes-Barre, PennsylvaniaA review of La Tolteca Mexican Restaurant by a first time visitor who has never been a fan of Mexican food.
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Norm's Pizza and Eatery in Wilkes-Barre, PAA review of Norm's Pizza and Eatery, a popular pizza place in the Wilkes-Barre area.
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A Woman's Guide to Shopping for a Professional WardrobeA guide to help women of all shapes and ages shop for work appropriate clothing. -
Bennigan's Retaurant in Wilkes-Barre, PAA review of the Bennigan's Grill and Tavern in Wilkes-Barre, PA. -
Made: MTV Show Participants Need to Put Forth a Better EffortMTV's "Made" helps its participants achieve their dreams, but these kids need to suck it up and work harder for that to really happen. -
Is This What Friends Are For? Four Types of Friends to AvoidWe all have fair weather friends, but what molds do they come in? Read about the four types of these friends and decide if you can reason with them or need to move on. -
Cosmic Bowling in Northeastern PennsylvaniaA glimpse at some of the bowling alleys in the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area that offer cosmic bowling and the specials available for all kinds of groups. -
Steam Burns: The Basics and PreventionA look at steam burns, which have the potential to be just as serious as other kinds of burns.
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You Are What You Eat: Not What Corporate Wants You to EatFast food chains are switching to cooking options that remove trans fats from their foods. But is this really the way to a healthier America? A food service worker says no way. -
FindYourSpot.Com: What's Your Geographic Destiny?The geographic website findyourspot.com is designed to give you a look at U.S. cities that you may want to live in based on a quiz about your lifestyle preferences.
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Confessions of a Sports Road Warrior: The Fun in Seeing Your Team Play on the RoadA look at what it's like to follow your favorite sports team on the road and why everyone should give it a try. -
Tried and True New York City Sites that Never Get OldIt is impossible to explore New York City in one day, but for as many sites you have yet to explore, there are some that are difficult to get tired of. -
Favoritism on So You Think You Can DanceSome fans believe that judges of "So You Think You Can Dance?" are putting through contestants based solely on their connections to prior contestants. Some worry that this may be a problem for the show. -
Campus Guide: Bloomsburg University of PennsylvaniaA prospective student's guide to a school in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. -
Scrapbooking for the Athlete in Your LifeA guide to how to make scrapbooks for athletes, whether they are children or professionals. -
Bowling Your Way to College: Scholarships for Youth BowlersA look at available scholarships for youth bowlers and what is needed to qualify for each award. -
Completing Your College Reading AssignmentA guide for college freshmen on how to go about completing reading assignments, which are more demanding and time consuming than high school. -
Avoiding Bowling InjuriesA quick yet informative read about how bowlers can maintain their maximum level of health and performance. -
Product Review: Freshens SmoothiesA review of the Freshens Smoothie product which emphasizes both quality and nutritional benefits. -
Product Review: Frozen Treats by FreshensAn overview of the Freshens Frozen Treats brand which describes different ice cream treats and how they are prepared. -
Coursework for Journalism MajorsA guide to core classes for journalism majors and the electives that are available to help widen their knowledge of the world around them. -
PNC Field in Moosic, Pennsylvania: New Team, New LookA look at the renovated and re-named PNC Field, formerly known as Lackawanna County Stadium. -
My Sorority Rush Experience: It's No Longer All Greek to MeA personal take on the sorority rush experience.
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The Blue Cross Arena: Sports and Entertainment Venue in Rochester, New YorkA look at the Blue Cross Arena in Rochester, New York which opened in the 1950s and was renovated in the late 1990s to better meet the needs of changing times. -
The Onondaga War Memorial at Oncenter: Entertainment Venue in Syracuse, New YorkA look at the Onondaga War Memorial in Syracuse, New York. The venue is located in the Oncenter Complex. -
It's (Not) What You Know: Phrase Has No Business in Job Hunting CultureA look at why the principle of "It's not what you know, but who you know" is flawed when it comes to job hunting and politics. -
View from the Passenger's Seat: Why It's Been Great to Not Have a LicenseNow that my non driving days are almost behind me, I take a look back about why waiting till my 20s to have a drivers license and a car helped instead of hurting me. -
Hockey Night: Your Guide to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton PenguinsA look into the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins of the American Hockey League. -
Show Your Colors! A Rainbow of NHL Playoff TraditionA look at some hockey playoff traditions which involve fans wearing the same color. -
Etiquette for Sports FansAn overview of etiquette principles for spectators at professional sports events. -
The Giant Center in Hershey, PAAn informative guide and review of the Giant Center in Hershey, PA. -
Effective Newspaper Interviewing: Mastering the Who, What, When, Where, Why, and HowA guide for journalists who are seeking information on how to conduct better interviews for newpspaer stories. -
A Real Life Hell's Kitchen: Surviving the Food Service IndustryA look at what it's like to work in food service jobs. This story will explain the expectations of food service employees and help you know if you can handle this kind of job. -
The Ethical and Legal Issues of Unpaid Internsihps: Your RightsA look at the controversies and questions surrounding unpaid internships, this article provides information students should understand when seeking these opportunities. -
The Intern Files: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About InterningA book designed to give prospective and current interns a guide to surviving their internships. -
Roadtrip Nation: Your Life, Your WayA summary and review of a book that encourages young adults to live their life the way they want rather than based on the standards of others. -
The 2007 Edition of What Color is Your Parachute?A review of the world's most popular job hunting book as read by a college student nearing graduation. -
Five Experiences Every College Student Should HaveA soon to be college senior advises incoming freshmen to try out different things combining advice with personal experience. -
College Media Advisors Conference in New York City: A Firsthand AccountAn annual conference for college newspaper staff members helps them to run a newspaper better, improve the quality of content, and prepare for careers in journalism. -
The Wachovia Arena in Wilkes-Barre, PAA review of Wilkes-Barre PA's almost eight year old entertainment venue. -
Careers in the Sports Industry Part 2Now that you know if you would be successful in the sports industry, we will consider some of the job opportunities available with an overiew of possibilities and sample job listings.
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Putting Together Your Journalism PortfolioA guide for journalism job hunters about how to put together a portfolio to impress. -
Avoiding Conflict with College RoommatesKeeping the peace with a roommate is essential when you are both adjusting to a new environment. -
Time Management 101: Balancing a Part Time Job and a College Level Course LoadWhile working in college is necessary for students who need to cover personal expenses or pay tuition, anyone holding a job should understand how to work while finding time for academics. -
Careers in the Sports Industry: Starting Off on the Right FootFrom one potential sports job candidate to another: learn about what you need to compete for a job in the sports industry. -
Come One, Come All to a Church Bazaar!A look into one of Northeastern Pennsylvania's summer traditions.
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Virginia Tech Facebook Group: No Place to JudgeWhy do some people believe leaving a Facebook group dedicated to the victims of Virginia Tech is some sort of wrongdoing? -
The Life and Times of American Hockey League FansA look at the dedication of the fans of a minor hockey league in the U.S. and Canada. -
Tips for Being a Good Restaurant CustomerFood service is a hectic industry. Although employees are expected to give good customer service, customers should realize how these employees deserve to be treated.
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Making the Best of the Summer Regardless of Your Employment SituationEven if you can't land a summer job, there are still ways to enjoy yourself and survive until school starts up again. -
A Different Kind of Greek: Pledging a Service FraternityA perspective on what it's like to join a national service Greek organization.