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Golf's green pastures for job seekers

Sure, times are tough in golf, as they are most everywhere, but there's good news. The sport, around for 500 years, figures to be around awhile longer. And there are as many ways to begin and build a career in golf as there are ways to swing a 5-iron.
How to look for a job at a nonprofit

Nonprofits are good fits for people who are passionate about charities, and about religious, civic or other causes.
Professors help women close science gap

American women have the ability and educational preparation to graduate from college with a science, technology, engineering or mathematics degree, but they are still underrepresented in so-called STEM undergraduate fields, according to a new survey.
Recent grads crippled by loan debt

The rising cost of a college education and the failure of federal grants to keep pace has led to average student loan debt hitting an all-time high.
More international students call US home

Campuses across the United States are getting more diverse with record growth in the number of international students who call U.S. campuses home.

Golf's green pastures for job seekers