Government, and all the industries (read: lobbying, policy analysis, more lobbying) that come with that, have begun to encompass an ever-greater presence in the day-to-day affairs of Americans. You can't help but see what political drama is going on when you turn on the 24 hour news networks. (...)

Back in college, a journalism professor told me if I wanted to get noticed, I needed to start a blog. I was too busy enjoying my social life to really care. “That’s BS!" I’d say. “Who spends their free time blogging?" Oh the irony… A couple months into Employee Evolution, Healy (...)

Last weekend at the bar, my friend and I went to the upper room and got some drinks. We spoke with a couple of girls who told us it was a private party, but nobody else was there. “It doesn’t seem like much of a party to me," I joked. (...)

When I was in high school, I was completely consumed and obsessed with theatre. My high school put on exactly one musical per year -- it was my life. I planned and schemed all summer about my audition in the fall. I took voice lessons from the sister (...)

The first time I quit a job, I was 18 years old. I was a cook and a baker at a bagel shop in Jersey, but it was time to leave for college. I didn’t think twice about leaving. As you can imagine, roughly six years later, with a (...)