Apr 25, 2014
20 Memorization Techniques for Students
Click on the link to access Hack College's effective tips. This will come in especially handy during final exam season, i.e., now.
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20 Memorization Techniques for Students
Click on the link to access Hack College's effective tips. This will come in especially handy during final exam season, i.e., now.
Hack College
Hack College is a website for college students, giving them advice on everything from cooking and cleaning to technology coding. Even if you're not a college student, Hack College has so many tips and tricks to make life easier that it's worth checking out. It will help make your life so much easier, whether or not you're living in a dorm. I suggest signing up for their e-mail, which sends you e-mail at the end of every day with the full articles that have been written that day in the e-mail. Although it is their slow season, it being summer and all, they still churn out articles every day. The e-mail article system makes it so you never have to think; life hacks are delivered right to your inbox every day. This website is convenient and helpful and well worth the time it takes to sign up for the e-mail.
Check out Hack College
Ramping Up Again
Hello Followers!
I know I've been really sporadic with posts for a while. I'm sort of testing the waters by replying to messages and monitoring feedback so keep them coming! Otherwise I will continue to post cool things related to both Penn & college in general. Speaking of which below is a link to a cool little site I found recently.
http://www.hackcollege.com/
Generation Mobile
Created by: Hack College
Wednesday, July 13, 2011 by Shep McAllister
Imagine Cup wrapped up with a lavish awards ceremony Wednesday at Lincoln Center.
The 2011 Microsoft Imagine Cup has come to a close, and while there may have been some surprises at the final awards ceremony, the podium order isn't really all that important.
It may sound cliche, but every participant in the Imagine Cup Finals is truly is a winner. Out of nearly 400,000 participants, only 400 made it to New York for the final. Team OneBuzz, hailing from New Zealand and hoping to defend last year's title, shockingly was left out of the top three in software design. Even so, they are already fieldtesting and raising funding, so an Imagine Cup award would have been the icing, not the cake for this talented bunch. Team Note-Taker from the U.S. on the other hand finished second in the category, taking home a cash prize and another feather for its cap.
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