This is also so true. My mother (57) and I have often spoke of how different our FB experiences are. I'm late twenties and this study applies to me and my peers, but definitely not my mom. In her peer group the competition aspect is not there.

I JUST deactivated the FB account I had for years, since college, and started a new one in which I only friended people I admired and/or cared about. WHAT A DIFFERENCE! I went from dreading my newsfeed/trying to avoid it to actually enjoying my FB experience. Getting rid of so many random people I was no longer conn...more

Forgive the typos, not a great ad for being a writer, lol. It happens.

UG. SO tired of these types of articles that prey on fears using studies and statistics. I know people who do very well in each of these fields. So much of a person's success has to do with whether or not they're will to stick it out to reach the top of the ladder, what they're income expectations are and whether or no...more

It really is a shame that people get down on this who have no sense of adventure, interest in other cultures or (apparently) the capacity to at least try and learn a new language. If you love America, stay here. No one is telling you not to. This is a fun slide show presenting a different option. And clearly, if anyone...more

This is definitely going to work for Levi's. The hipster youth culture is going to be ALL OVER the "working class" reputation of the brand name, mixed with modern cuts and washes. High price tags serve another function over monetary profits. In and of themselves they are a marketing tool. An expensive item is an exclus...more

These comments are very interesting! I understand both sides of the story. But because of my own experience, I lean toward the idea that it's good for children to work and earn what they receive. Be that scholarships, grants, loans or part and full time work.    I knew from an early age there was no college fund for...more