The price is wrong, bitch!
Good morning Mia!
The Stanford Daily Op-ed: Stop the Wall Street recruitment
Insightful op-ed written by two students at Stanford. Especially since 15% of their classmates will end up working in the financial services industry. This touches on many major issues with our education system, especially the focus/purpose of higher education in America.
I think if anything, we could be headed toward a social entrepreneurial bubble if we’re not in one already. It’s not easier than traditional business. It’s harder. No one changes the world in a drive-by, no one tweets their way to climate change.
Source: marketplace.publicradio.org
Hope for a Cure
Never be able to look at Europe again without seeing this. Thanks a lot Canv.as
(via fred-wilson)
Source: kirklove
First Google.org-funded geothermal mapping report confirms vast coast-to-coast clean energy source
New research from SMU’s Geothermal Laboratory, funded by a grant from Google.org, documents significant geothermal resources across the United States capable of producing more than three million megawatts of green power – 10 times the installed capacity of coal power plants today.
Dylan Ratigan Blows Up on MSNBC
Dylan was the primary reason I watched CNBC. Since he left I seldom watch it. However, this is why I watched him. He cares and voices his opinion regardless of the consequences and often times he’s right.
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Entrepreneurship: the pursuit of opportunity beyond resources currently controlled.
Howard Stevens
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First, we must stop providing a first-rate education in science and technology to foreign students – and then forcing them to leave.
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