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High Schooler's Guide to the Presidential Inauguration Day 2009

Article by Mike Lieberman

By now we know that President-elect Barack Obama will be sworn in as the first African-American president in US history. I've read that anywhere from 3 to 5 million people will be attendance for Inauguration Day. That would more than double the record set by Lyndon B. Johnson in 1965 with 1.2 million. Visit the DailyQi for more presidential inauguration firsts and memorable moments.

Five Sites for Environmental Science Fair Project Ideas

Article by Mike Lieberman

Coming up with a subject for the science fair project (or at least coming up with an interesting one) isn't easy. I entered many science fairs and spent endless hours figuring out what to do. Environmental science was certainly around when I was in school, but the green movement wasn't in full motion. Now that it is there are plenty of "go green" science fair ideas.

Five Ways for Families to Save Money by Using Public Library Services

Article by Jill Musguire

If you're looking for a few extra ways to save money in today's tough economy—and with the holidays approaching—don't forget about your local library. People are using libraries more than ever, and if you're not on the bandwagon yet, you're missing out on a lot of great free resources and entertainment.

Admissions Applications: To Supplement or Not to Supplement

Article by: Liluye Jhala, ApplyWise.com Counselor and former Brown University Admission Officer

You've put the finishing touches on your essays and resumes and you've sent your transcripts and test scores. So you think the application process is over, right?

How the College Application Process Helps You Manage the Holidays

Article by Katherine L. Cohen, PhD, Founder and CEO of IvyWise, LLC and ApplyWise.com

The holidays are about giving and sharing. In light of recent belt tightening, forget about hitting the mall to buy a sweater or a gift card. The best gift you could give yourself and others is time. Time to enjoy the company of family and friends, time to spend cooking your favorite dishes with your parents, and time to create long lasting memories with younger siblings and relatives.