Forget about conventional roadtrips across America. There’s a new way to voyage and it does not take place on land. Vagabond Sailing is the first online community to connect people worldwide and promote relationships and sailing experiences through adventures called “seatrips,” according to its website.
Bike users group encourages transportation on two wheels
Bikes with broken frames, flat tires and rusted chains are strewn throughout campus with no one to repair them back to useable condition. This will all change with the initiatives of UVM’s newest prospective club, the Bike Users Group (BUG). BUG is trying to help create a way to get more bikes onto those beat up bike racks, according to its founders.
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I like flying because they’re nervous about old airplanes coming apart mid-flight. Some don’t like old cars because they think they’ll break down on the way to their boyfriend or girlfriend’s house.
While your clothes may be fly, accessories can take them to the next level. Details are what make an outfit pop. Whether you’re willing to spend thousands of dollars or less than 10, it isn’t difficult, or necessarily expensive, to accessorize your look.
Local resources assist entrepreneurs in finding a job
By using the many local resources available for entrepreneurs, jump-starting a career or landing a successful job is just around the corner. One such resource is the Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies (VCET).
Born in Burlington-but raised in New Hampshire - 28-year-old Jimmy Cochran began skiing at age three. After winning his first World Cup in 2003, he became a part of the U.S. Ski Team in 2004. Cochran comes from a family of champion skiers, including his father and aunts who, according to him, "were much more accomplished [than me]."
I am a feminist. Even today, I have vivid recollections of my mother explaining to my five-year-old self what a feminist was. I realized instantly that I believed in the principles of equality, empowerment and voice that my mother described.
Students on the verge of graduating should have no fear. The jobs are out there for UVM grads. Take UVM environmental studies alumnus Tristam Coffin, for example, who is now the Green Mission Specialist at Whole Foods. Today, Coffin oversees green initiatives for New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
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