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Articles in Nov-Dec, 2005 issue of Careers and Colleges

• Salute & save
• He's got game: his jersey may read #32, but when it comes to being a "great teen" doing "great things," Lee Renfro is #1
  by Don Rauf
• Scoot and save
• The real cost of college: don't let "sticker shock" discourage you from applying!
  by Tracey Randinelli
• Survey says? Best financial aid packages
• Phone in your next film
• What's hot on campus
• Is college worth it?
• 4 wonderful websites
• The lowdown on loans: sure you'll have to pay them back with interest, but loans can be great financial tool—if you handle them the right way
  by Don Rauf
• Getting "back" on their feet: some saw the images of Hurricane Katrina on TV; some saw the devastation firsthand or heard about it from those who had. All of them—high school students just like you—wanted to help
  by Amanda Martinez
• Most expensive, least expensive
• Come on in, and hear the noise!
• Great schools for visual and performing arts: they say that art begins in the heart and mind and translates through the hand and the eye. These outstanding colleges and universities provide the nurturing environment where tomorrow's great artists, archite
• College close-ups
• Stretch cash at college
• What is Army ROTC? Army ROTC is a college program that enables students not only to graduate with a degree in !heir chosen college majors, but also to receive Officers' commissions in the U.S. Army, the Army National Guard, or the Army Reserve
• Financial aid profiles
• Get your fair share: when it comes to affording a higher education, you should leave no stone unturned. Take advantage of all aid sources—federal, state, college, and private
  by Don Rauf
• Be sporty and on time