Facebook . . . a wonderful tool for staying connected with family and friends. That is, unless the people you’re connected to are constantly breaking these rules of facebook etiquette, in which case, reading your Facebook timeline becomes less entertaining, and more… 1. Vaguebooking “Wondering if it is all worth it.” “Thinking that was a bad idea.” 2. Humblebragging “I hate it when people on the street ask me if I’m a model.” “I’m a …
As of 2010, just under 14 million people in the world were adherents of the Mormon faith. That may sound like a hefty number, but it’s just a drop in the proverbial bucket when compared to Christianity, which touts more than two billion adherents. The number of people who practice Mormonism is actually quite close to the number of those who practice Judaism, and there are plenty of popular misconceptions about both faiths. In a …
Freemasonry connotes generations of firm tradition, the Celtic cultures of Ireland and Scotland, and whispers of closed doors, secrecy and scandal. Many organizations use rituals to increase the allure of the group and to separate the novices from the initiates. However, the Freemasons seem to have particularly attracted the rabid fascination of today’s cultural scholars and conspiracy theorists. Although it is difficult to verify their veracity, here is our best guess at the top 10 …
The interview process can be a daunting task, but many job positions and academic offers require at least one interview. Some interviewers will ask a completely random question that defies all of your careful preparations, but there are some tried and true questions that continue to make an appearance in most interview sessions. Knowing these top ten questions and how to answer them can help you ace an important interview. 10. What kind of compensation …