While on the topic of summer events, I’ve found some great places for summer goers like you! Generation Gap (calling out book lovers!): Contributing editor and columnist for Newsweek, Ellis Cose, will discuss his new books, “The End of Anger,” and his independent research on the generational transformation of American values. MONDAY., 7-10 PM. FREEContinue reading “Free, Fun Events This Week”
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Looking for an internship? Head over to Intern Queen!
For all of my high school students (seniors, pay close attention), if you haven’t heard, the Intern Queen is a great site to connect with internships in a variety of fields! Intern Queen was founded by Lauren Berger, who juggled 15 internships throughout her college career! Whew! I’m feeling the pressure as I’m typing acrossContinue reading “Looking for an internship? Head over to Intern Queen!”
HAIR SECRETS
In response to Jen’s “Love your hair” blog, I totally agree. Our hair definitely does define a tinge of our personality and origins. Quite frankly, society has tried to set “hair standards” to defy our individuality, our culture and our roots. It’s lovely for us to have so many options, but we should also embraceContinue reading “HAIR SECRETS”
Love Your Hair!
I was thinking of how fortunate it is to have the hair of black girl. I love my hair. I thought about this today when I was at a salon getting my permed hair styled, while my daughter was getting hers braided. We have many diverse styles we can rock on any given day. WeContinue reading “Love Your Hair!”
Real Talk
I think it’s time I added some real talk to this blog. Yes, it’s cool to learn about where to find jobs, upcoming events and the latest in music; however, it’s important for you, the reader of this blog, to have some real discussions about things happening in your life. That is the reason thatContinue reading “Real Talk”
Music For Monday!
Hi, Hope you had a fantastic weekend! It’s nice to finally have some weather that actually fits the season. It is June, so we should have warm, sunny days. Cold and rainy winter days are not cute, especially for my hair. Anyway, my friend posted this video on his Facebook page. I thought I’d shareContinue reading “Music For Monday!”
FREE Outdoor Summer Concerts!
As you know, I love things that are free (and fun, too). I am especially looking forward to free summer concerts in New York City. There are concerts in all five boroughs featuring different music styles like hip-hop, jazz, classical, salsa, African, Caribbean and more! You are able to learn about diverse forms of music,Continue reading “FREE Outdoor Summer Concerts!”
Got "Killa Swag?" Intern for a Summer Culture Program
If you have “Killa Swag” or love fashion, this is the program for you! The Dr. Beverly J. Robinson Community Folk Culture Program (FC) will present its Summer 2011 program with the theme, “Killa Swag.” The FC program is accepting applications from youth (male and female) ages 13-21. This program is located in the Bronx, whereContinue reading “Got "Killa Swag?" Intern for a Summer Culture Program”
Jobs in NYC are Scarce; but It doesn’t Have to Be That Bad
The purpose of this post is not to discourage anyone from seeking a summer gig; however, as a New York City native I can give you my first account of being on the job prow in the big apple. Here are some tips to increasing your chances of finding a job in a fast-paced city.Continue reading “Jobs in NYC are Scarce; but It doesn’t Have to Be That Bad”
Sugar Overload & Be Daring Volunteer!
Hey, Hope you enjoyed a few days off from school, now back to school. Don’t worry, only a few weeks left for school:). Anyway, while you enjoy the sunny days and fun with your girls this summer, it’s easy to get off track with eating. It’s so many temptations out there, ice cream, cakes, cookies,Continue reading “Sugar Overload & Be Daring Volunteer!”