Saturday, 4 of September of 2010
Everything You Didn't Learn in Undergrad
Congratulations to Renaldo Johnson!!!! He graduated from JWU Providence!!! Below are just a few of Renaldo’s accomplishments in college:
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Incorporated [1911]
Northeastern Province Guide Right Collegiate Co-Chair & Webmaster
Lambda Xi Chapter Keeper of Exchequer
Renaldo with his family at graduation
Congratulations to Candice Miller of New York City on winning a pair of tickets to West Side Story on Broadway. Stay tuned to the site for more opportunities to win!!!
We interrupt our regularly scheduled programming to bring you an announcement….THRIFT STORES ARE SOME OF THE BEST PLACES TO SHOP!
Really though, this Fashion Friday post will be all about the thrift store. They go by all different types of names, i.e., thrift store, consignment shop, vintage store, second hand store etc. However, they are all basically the same thing: gently used clothing, shoes, jewelry furniture, etc., that people have gotten rid of for various reasons, now available at a fraction of the price. Let me break down the different types of stores. Read more »
As we’ve discussed previously, transitioning from undergraduate life to adulthood can put a strain on both plutonic and romantic relationships. The key to managing this transition is to understand what the other party is thinking. So should you just ask? “Since I’m really focused on starting my career, can we have a strictly sexual relationship?”
While that may be the question we want to ask, it’s not the one we actually ask. Instead we begin to guess or assume; and we all know what happens when we assume. Asking those complicated questions is so important that we at But Now What decided to ask them for you! Submit the “relationship” questions keeping you up at night, we’ll pick the top five and post a survey right here on the site.
Email your questions to contact@butnowwhat.com by Wednesday June 2, 2010 and check back Thursday June 3, 2010 to see if your question was chosen and to complete the survey. Results will be posted the following week.
Now’s your opportunity to ask those burning questions, don’t be scuurred!
Congratulations to Olivia Lin!!! Olivia is a 2010 graduate of Brandise University with a major in Comparative Media Studies. Olivia will be joining the Teach For America team in New York and pursuing a graduate degree in education!
The average age of a Blackberry user is 24 years old and 46% of users are college educated. On the other hand, the average age of the iPhone user is 34 years old with 58% of users being college educated.
I remember being young and going to church camp, yes I went to church camp, it’s one of the things that went along with being a Deacon’s kid. Each summer I would go away to Camp Grow, and one of the things that they insisted on, is that we had was a buddy system. If we were going swimming we could not get in the water unless our buddy was going with us. We always did activities with our buddies, just so we had someone who could keep track of us.
Ok, this has to be one of my favorite essentials on the Style Essentials List. In both of the previous Fashion Friday posts, I have spoken about a great accessory that take almost any outfit up to the next level. That accessory is a good pair of heels. Sorry men, this post is for the ladies as well. Every opportunity I get, I love to pull out a good pair of three to four inch platform heels and strut my stuff. They instantly straighten my posture, and make my legs look like I am an avid gym goer, even though I haven’t seen the inside of the gym in two months. Of course, I don’t wear them everyday, and I know everyone can’t and/or doesn’t want to wear four-inch heels all the time. But it’s very important that every young woman have one good pair of COMFORTABLE (yes, it’s possible!) heels that she can throw on to go to work and out on the town. But then again who can stop at just one pair?
When people think about the job search, they first think about sending out resumes, filling out job applications, and going on interviews. While all of this is correct, there is a little hidden gem that many people don’t utilize. Let me introduce you to: “The Informational”
