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Next month Zachary Gosling will be majoring in business at Drexel University but right now he is already a blooming businessman reports The Philadelphia→

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Who says couture has to be expensive? Two teenagers walked away with $3000 each for creating their prom outfits entirely out of duct tape.→

Back-to-school spending is expected to be robust this year as parents replenish their kids’ wardrobes and backpacks after two years of weak demand for→

TIME‘s picks for the best new gadgets and breakthrough ideas of the year, we’ll feature some of the ones we find interesting. This past→

Springwise: School lunches are increasingly a focal point in the ongoing battle against childhood obesity. Following survey results suggesting that one of parents’ top→

  photo credit: Torley Recently there have been quite a few reports stating that newly graduated design specialists are having some trouble landing their→

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Whether you’re an entrepreneur that also homeschools (like my family), or you would just like to teach your child the basics of starting their→

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Like the other girls at Central Catholic Middle School, Sarah Buckel spent considerable energy each year decorating her school locker. Like the→