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by Robert Ely   When I started college a few years ago, I was encouraged to apply for an internship in my career field. Even if I decided not to work in the field I was intern[...]

The focus of this article will be on how business pollution directly affects the American population and exactly what you are ingesting. (The amount of incriminating evidence corpo[...]

by Nicholas J. Dortch   Day one of class and you have to pick the seat that you will sit in for the next 112 days. The classroom is your oyster, so where will you sit? You cou[...]

by Amanda Patrizzi   Public libraries, book stores, Starbucks… there are only so many places to get studying done in St. Petersburg. Whether it’s due to hours not open long en[...]

by Lindsay Scott Going once! Going twice! Sold! Sold! Sold! These are the words that every classic car owner wants to hear when their car crosses the auction block. Two weekends a [...]

As we saw in Part one of this series, Corporations can be quite the drain on society. The crippling costs some businesses incur on the community outweighs even the incentives they [...]

by Sara Mayo   College students in the U.S. who are banking on paying back their loans with the Pay as You Earn initiative launched by President Obama in 2009 should take a se[...]

Something drastic is about to happen to the Florida educational system.  The purpose of the new proposed Florida Educational Bill is to assist students in moving through degree pro[...]

by Stephen Tharp   A full-service marketing and mail company based in Clearwater, FL has found innovative ways to expand, despite the direct influence of the failing United St[...]

by Mark Wolfbenbarger   Downtown St. Petersburg’s Historic YMCA building could get new life, if local music promoter Thomas Nestor can succeed with his vision of a music lover[...]