NEW YORK (AP) — Between finding openings, sending out your resume and interviewing, looking for a job is tough. Now a growing trend of scammers impersonating recruiters is making it even harder. In the last year, job scams have been on the rise, according to Eva Velasquez, president and CEO of the Identity Theft Resource … Read more
I started working for a company called LKQ before covid-19. I started off as a driver delivering auto parts and worked my way up into warehouse manager position. In the beginning I was contracted through a labor force and was being paid $15 per hour. I was told that once hired on, my starting pay … Read more
Denver Scholarship Foundation (DSF) proudly announces its 2024 Partners of the Year. These four organizations will be honored at the 2024 DSF Homecoming Gala for their exceptional commitment to supporting DSF and our students across the categories of College Partner, District Partner, Community Partner, and Corporate Partner. As partnerships and relationships are the heart of … Read more
Proud Denver Scholarship Foundation (DSF) Alum Yazmin (Yazz) Atmore is a collage artist, wheat-paste muralist, and floral enthusiast who graduated from Denver East High School and Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU Denver). There, she was able to design and develop her own unique major, Supporting High-Risk Youth through the Arts. For over 13 years, … Read more
Physical affection can be a source of comfort, but for some men, it’s anything but. Men who feel uncomfortable with physical touch often share certain experiences from childhood that shaped their boundaries and responses to affection. From a lack of nurturing interactions to specific family dynamics, these experiences often play a significant role in adult … Read more
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Studying in a foreign country can be one of the most transformative experiences of your life. However, the excitement of new cultures, languages, and academic systems often comes with significant pressure. Balancing coursework, social integration, and personal adjustment can feel daunting. Here are some unique strategies to help you navigate this transition and thrive in … Read more
The changes have been anticipated for months, and finally, the list of programs eligible for the Postgraduation Work Permit(PGWP) has been confirmed. It also gives you the details of who will be impacted by these changes. Here’s what you need to know all about that. Key Takeaways Changes apply only to study applications submitted after … Read more
For some men, watching football isn’t a passive activity—it’s an all-out emotional experience, complete with yelling at the TV. This behavior might seem humorous or puzzling to others, but for these fans, it’s deeply tied to specific personality traits. Psychologists have observed that men who react this way often display certain characteristics that amplify their … Read more
We’re always on the lookout to add things to our lives in the name of happiness—more money, more achievements, more good habits. But what if real happiness isn’t about adding more, but letting go? Sometimes, it is. Often, we hold onto subtle habits and ways of thinking that quietly drain our joy. In this article, … Read more
Retirement can feel like a dream come true, but without a plan for purpose and fulfillment, it can also lead to feeling adrift. Many retirees find themselves struggling to adjust, and psychology suggests that certain behaviors are often to blame. These behaviors, which range from social withdrawal to over-reliance on routines, can make it challenging … Read more