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By AF Editors • Oct 30,2012

Louisiana Regulatory Board Gets Its Bell Rung By The Monks Of Saint Joseph Abbey

The monks of Saint Joseph Abbey put the final nail in the coffin of Louisiana’s law that allows only licensed funeral directors to sell caskets. The monks have been building...

By Liz Hine • Oct 30,2012 Career Advice

How to Grow Within Your Role: Part 1

Before you write off your current organization and run out the door, I’d encourage you to think about ways to advance your career by growing within your current role. After...

By Heather Lakemacher • Oct 29,2012 Career Advice

Giving Feedback: “Do This, Not That”

One of my coworkers likes to tell a story about John Wooden, the renowned head coach of UCLA’s basketball team from 1948 to 1975. Wooden managed to not only turn...

By Lindsay Duvall • Oct 26,2012 Policy

Interns: Not Just for Coffee at Heritage

Are you a college student [or recent graduate] looking for an opportunity to make an impact in the conservative policy world? While the typical internship positions on Capitol Hill might...

By AF Editors • Oct 25,2012

What College Bubble?

For the past year or so, I’ve read terrifying headlines shout dire warnings about the “college bubble” and “education bubble.” These articles warned readers to be cautious about their college...

By Matthew Hurtt • Oct 24,2012

A Little Victory In The Fight Against Bad Regulations

A decades-old Minnesota law would have prohibited residents from utilizing online higher education resources like California-based Coursera under the guise of “consumer protection” had it not been for the public...