Ten years ago this week an unknown college dropout named Mark Zuckerberg launched an online social network called Facebook. As his invention now has well over a billion users, the question of how much we should use Facebook in the workplace is more relevant than ever.
From the game to the commercials and social media, this year’s Super Bowl is a disappointment to these MBU Timeline staff members.
MBU student gains a valuable understanding of time management, technology and what it takes to succeed at the college level … two years prior to stepping onto campus.
OK, so the obvious answer is the State of the Union Address right? Or, well, maybe not so much.
A surprise encounter with a forgotten old book has reminded me how important it is to care about politics.
College students are accustomed to living life on the cheap — including their music habits. But using pirated copies and services such as Pirate Bay hurts artists and their fans.
Sure, we all know that Christmas is the season of giving and being kind to one another, but a simple workplace encounter illustrates the value of this concept all year long.
Jerason Gines reflects on family members’ accident and the importance of cherishing the people in our lives.
Is it the aromas? The lights in the trees? The feel of an old country town? The period attire? Or maybe it’s just my memories that make this place so special.
As what is arguably the most iconic and recognizable symbol of our nation has deteriorated to the point of requiring a $60 million renovation, the Dome and its Statue of Freedom stand tall, and will continue to stand proud. Photo by C. Allin Means, Ph.D.