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I am hoping to adopt a dog in a year or so and I am starting my breed research, looking for suggestions. Here are the particulars... -i have owned a toy breed terrier. not a huge fan, but i wouldnt rule it out. i had an affenpinscher and am more interested in a dog that is going to be...

My fiance and I are considering having an intimate, immediate family only wedding ceremony and dinner reception at my grandmother's house. This amounts to about 30 guests and is at the very top of our budget just about no matter what we do, money is tight. This is not an extravagant wedding by...

The only one I know of so far is Michigan. My parents are not contributing to my education and I do not want their finances to interfere with my financial aid eligibility. Are there any others?

University of Michigan is a tier 1 law school, and according to Michigan Law's website 87% of their undergraduates who apply are admitted. So that's where I am for undergrad studying political science and history. You could really major in anything you want, as long as you get good grades law...

University of Michigan is a tier 1 law school, and according to Michigan Law's website 87% of their undergraduates who apply are admitted. So that's where I am for undergrad studying political science and history. You could really major in anything you want, as long as you get good grades law...

University of Michigan is a tier 1 law school, and according to Michigan Law's website 87% of their undergraduates who apply are admitted. So that's where I am for undergrad studying political science and history. You could really major in anything you want, as long as you get good grades law...

How do I fix it? When I plug in the headset it plays through both sets of speakers.

Different colleges will set up tables with information for you to take and admissions representatives will be on hand to ask questions. It's a lot of fun. You will see a great mix of casual and professional attire. I wore dress pants and a pretty sweater, khakis would have been fine too. It...

Different colleges will set up tables with information for you to take and admissions representatives will be on hand to ask questions. It's a lot of fun. You will see a great mix of casual and professional attire. I wore dress pants and a pretty sweater, khakis would have been fine too. It...

I didn't. You rarely know when it is just a drill, and there are often hefty fines if your RA finds out you ignored the drill. Something to the tune of $500 around here.

I wouldn't be furious but I'd rather you sent a rsvp card, because when I am counting up all the rsvps I don't want to have to sit and think "okay, now how many people just assumed I knew they were coming..." It would be simpler if everyone just sent one regardless.

It's bad luck to see the BRIDE before the wedding, so I would say it's okay to show him a few dresses if you want to. I showed my fiance a couple dresses online just to get an idea of what he might like, but he's not going to have any idea what I actually get at all until he sees me at the wedding.

It might be hard to get a bid, they extend bids to people who they think will fit in with them. I would hope at 26 you are much more mature than the 18 year olds who would be rushing with you, so you may be overlooked for people their age. To my knowledge there's no reason you couldn't get...

My fiance had majored in clinical lab with the intention of going to med school or being a med tech as a fallback if he didn't get accepted. Circumstances are such that neither of those could end up being options available to him, so he is trying to come up with something else he could do that...