Foster kids make transition to adulthood through summer program at Rutgers
RUTGERS ? Tina Colagero knew it was time to grow up.
"I started to figure out things for myself, for my life, like where I could go, what I was
going to do next if this didn't work out and what was my plan going to be."
The state Division of Youth and
MoMS Intern Reports on Summer Projects
I had an absolutely
wonderful time interning with Museum on Main Street this summer. The work was great and the
people were even better. I was very excited to research and create two online
exhibits to be featured on the Journey Stories website:
Too many tests raise health costs
The high cost of medicine comes from using multiple doctors and their tests in hospitals. Michigan law requires doctors to have an internship a year, then won't let them in unless they specialize for large fees and work for the hospital.
Only the
Lieser column: St. Cloud's Nicol ready for the PGA limelight
The PGA Championship has been dubbed Glorys Last Shot. However, this year another slogan may be appropriate Glorys Longest Shot, since Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska will be the longest course played in major championship history (7,674 yards).
Jennifer Openshaw: Back-to-school is a time to reflect, plan
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- I just finished leading a summer camp, where students told me that, for the first time, they now understand how to turn their passions into impact. It moved me, to say the least. But it also got me thinking about how we can
