Is It Too Late Now to Say Sorry?
March 28, 2016 / By Ashley Davidson
(Editor’s Note: I realize the headline is a Justin Bieber song and I do not apologize at all.) I recently read an article from Motto, brought to you by the folks Read More
Monthly Archives: March, 2016
Why Americans Need to Take a Vacation
March 25, 2016 / By Samantha Russo
According to a study published by Marketwatch in 2015, most American citizens in the work force only use about 51 percent of their eligible paid vacation and paid time off. Additionally, Read More
Where to Invade Next AKA: A Lesson on What Americans can learn from Europeans
March 22, 2016 / By Samantha Russo
Last weekend, I went to see Michael Moore’s latest documentary film Where to Invade Next. OK, I’ll admit, this marked the second time I’ve seen the film – it really is Read More
How Becoming a Freelance Writer Made Me Better at Public Relations
March 18, 2016 / By Ashley Davidson
Let’s be honest. I never intended to work in Public Relations. When I graduated college in May 2008, it was essentially the worst job market for new graduates in recent history. Read More
How the Trial of the Century Started a News Media and Reality TV Revolution
March 15, 2016 / By Andie Biederman
It’s official. The People vs. O.J. Simpson has pulled me into a whirlwind of late night Google searches, and my search history is now full of things like “Who is Kato Read More
