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Does your school have an online internship search program?

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Check out this great resource for college students: Fastweb.com

You can surf the site for scholarships, colleges, jobs and internships, financial aid, student life, student news, and general discussions.

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I found a great resource for college students today. Definitely sift through the site if you have time,  it gives plenty of information for anything related to college.

Here is the link: College.com

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The Purdue Owl (Online Writing Center) is one of the greatest free tools that a college student can use. Millions of students around America use this database for writing tips and also to find examples of all the different citing methods. Here is the link for all of you interested:

The Purdue Owl

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Here are the top college Spring Break 2010 destinations:

1. Cancun, Mexico

2. Acapulco, Mexico

3. Panama City Beach, Florida

4. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

5. Bahamas Party Cruise

6. Negril, Jamaica

7. Costa Rica

8. Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

9. Mazatlan, Mexico

10. South Padre Island, Texas

11. Nassau, Bahamas

12. Daytona Beach, Florida

13. Florida Keys

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I know that Wikipedia is an unofficial source, but the site is truly amazing. Anything you want to research or even just get an idea of what something is, check it out.

For example, I was recently writing a speech in which helicopters were involved and I needed to know what the term for the blades was, which I found out was the rotor.

I found it in two seconds and it is free and easy! Use wikipedia.org now if you want to learn about anything from everything you want to know about coyotes to a detailed analysis of World War II.