10 Student-Teacher Relationships That Cross the Line


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10 Student-Teacher Romances in Movies

At what point does it become acceptable for a student to date a teacher? It's obviously a no-no if the student is 13, but last year even Yale banned student-teacher sex, and coeds called the policy unrealistic. For years, the topic has fascinated filmmakers far beyond the made-for-TV movie about Mary Kay Letourneau. Here are 10 student-teacher liaisons that cross the line from cute to Read more

Get Schooled in Early Education Philosophies


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Different Early Education Philosophies

Decisions, decisions, decisions. From the moment a baby is born, the parents' lives are filled with important decisions, "What will he or she eat?" "Play with?" "Wear?" Parents are generally prepared to make those choices; what comes as a shock to many are the many options they'll have when deciding on a preschool for their tot. Kids no longer simply attend the preschool that's closest to home Read more

10 Ways to School Yourself Post Graduation


Updated 09/01/11 1:15 PM · Posted by SavvySugar · 0 comments

Continuing Education For Adults

Education and intellectual growth shouldn't stop when the final bell rings and you walk across the stage to accept your diploma. Continuing brain development, mastering your chosen field, and sharpening your reading comprehension should be lifelong projects. Not only will it keep your brain active and sharp, but you'll have a leg up on the competition. You should learn something new every day, Read more

Working Girl's Guide to Celebrating Summer


Updated 06/27/11 5:05 AM · Posted by SavvySugar · 1 comment

Ways to Enjoy Summer

Students and the unemployed may covet the nine to fiver's paycheck, but any working adult will tell you she misses having a real Summer break. There's nothing like the relaxed recess between semesters — even if you have to intern or clock in somewhere. Three whole months of glorious time (or at least weekends) spent at the beach, movies, on vacation with the family and escaping the tough Read more

5 Ways Facebook Impacts Student Life


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How Facebook Affects Students

Facebook may have been built for students, but it's become an important part of everyday life for people at any age. It keeps us connected to friends and family, but it also impacts students in interesting ways. Check out these facts from a recent study performed by Education Database Online to see how students are using the social network, and how it's affecting their grades, emotions, and daily Read more

15 Sexy, Savvy, and Smart Ivy League-Educated Celebs


Updated 04/11/11 7:53 PM · Posted by · 5 comments

College Educated Celebrities

Here at Sugar, we love talking all things celebrity, but show me stars with a thirst for academia, and I'll give them major props and be their lifelong fan. You might be surprised at how many of our fave stars are actually bookworms. I've rounded up 15 celebrities who have graced the halls of America's most prestigious schools — some who went back to school after Tinseltown success, and some Read more

Beauty and Brains: 5 Models Who Went to University


Updated 03/15/11 1:54 PM · Posted by · 1 comment

Models Who Went to College

Tyra Banks wants to be on top, of the business world. The supermodel and aspiring mogul has enrolled in Harvard Business School's Owner/President Management Program. Tyra says she likes that people are surprised she's attending the elite institution, but she's not the only head-turner with the brains to enroll in a prestigious school. Get the facts on other model students now. Read more

5 Ways to Inspire Your Children to Write Poetry


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Poetry For Children

In an age of technology where some children learn to type before they print, prose could be a pastime. But, Disney Junior is getting tots enthused about the written word with A Poem Is.... The minute-long snippets will include the work of classic and contemporary poets read by celebrities and paired with animation. The vignettes will air between full-length shows beginning on Feb. 14. We asked Read more

Savvy Reader Advice For New Graduates


Updated 05/18/10 9:03 PM · Posted by SavvySugar · 2 comments

Advice For New College Graduates

Graduation season is finally here. Gone are pencils, books, and teacher's dirty looks, and here are concerns about an unstable job market, proving experience and making it in the so-called real world. SavvySugar readers recently shared their advice for recent graduates and I was inspired by the sound life and career suggestions. New grads: check out these tested life tips. We tip our hats to your Read more