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Articles in March, 2002 issue of Careers and Colleges

• Budget bedrooms
• Handspring Visor Deluxe, $249
• Surviving the everyday stuff: The coauthor of the ultimate college survival guide tells you how to cope with weight gain, illness, and dirty laundry when you're living on your own
  by Janet Farrar Worthington
• Getting freshman oriented to succeed
  by Traci Mosser
• ROTC on the rise
  by Rebecca Harris
• What to pack for college checklist: Use this list as a guide when you decide what to bring to your home away from home
• Party, Patrol: Squad fights for alcohol-free fun
  by Rebecca Harris
• Winner's circle
• Getting fiscally: Maximize your money by learning financial basics about saving, checking, credit, and investing
  by Nancy Fitzgerald
• Sea of change
• Definition
• Safety on campus: Most schools are safe havens for learning. But dangers—crime, alcohol abuse, hazards—do exist. Knowing the realities can help you protect yourself
  by Nancy Fitzgerald
• Bmoc: Big mistakes on campus
• Tech talk: We found some great gizmos and gadgets that may make life in college and on your own easier
• The dropout dilemma: One in four college freshmen drop out. What is going on here? What does it take to stay in?
  by Jonathan Whitbourne
• You've been e-ccepted to school
• Gym dandy
• Making the grade: Ace your college classes with this advice on choosing courses, selecting a major, writing papers, and dealing with professors
  by Tracey Randinelli
• A stuffed bear = college success?
  by Rebecca Harris
• [0] Definition
• College fair dates
• Life on campus: Here's a look at the major trends and how one student is handling college life
  by Don Rauf
• Holly's helpful hints
• WizCom QuickLink pen, $169
• Fact
• AlphaSmart 3000, $199