Testifying before Nebraska's Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee, Political Science alumni, Larry Bradley, spoke in favor of implementing ranked-choice voting in Nebraska. Bradley maintains that ranked choice “is the path to political peace for all of us.” To read more about the debate in Nebraska, see Lincoln Journal Star. To watch the Committee … [Read more...] about Those in Favor of Ranked-Choice, Say Aye!
In a recent post for The Muse, Regina Borsellino notes that "extracurricular activities can be a great addition to your resume." "Your participation in these activities (especially in a leadership role) can set you up to succeed in your future jobs." To read more about building your resume, what to include and how to include it, see Extracurricular. … [Read more...] about Put the Extra in Extracurricular
In a recent post for Proofread Anywhere, Caitlin Pyle maintained that "While it’s true most people believe that you have to motivate yourself to be successful, that’s just not true." Say what, Caitlin? She argues, "You might have a little bit of motivation or 'gusto' to work with, but if you rely only on that motivation to drive your success, you’re setting yourself … [Read more...] about Forget Motivation. Just Show Up.
In a recent blog post for the National Associations of Colleges and Employers, Kevin Collins offered "four ways to help students to showcase their full range of strengths in their applications and interviews." Practice, Practice, Practice. We all know or have seen people who are blessed with the gift of storytelling. Whether reciting a speech or just describing … [Read more...] about Showcase Your Strength: Part IV
Our Man in Kyiv, Glendal Wright, reflects on Brexit. After only one month of Brexit trade, there is a major crisis for those Brits living on the continent that cannot get their basic British food, particularly the biscuits, marmalade and tea. They appear to be suffering from Brexit regret. The Brits in Brussels who shop at British food shops to get their basics are … [Read more...] about Brexit Breaks British Biscuits in Brussels