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After a Year of “Rescheduled,” Can Live Events Employees Finally Be at Ease?

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By: Rachyl Jones, Jennifer Irving and Dylan Croll “You know that 500 people applied for your job,” said a human resources manager at Front Gate Ticketing Solutions, owned by Live Nation Entertainment. “You beat out over 500 people.” Amantha Dikin got offered her job as a sales coordinator at Front Gate Tickets in the summer […]

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Sugar, We’re Going Down Drinking

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When a young woman turns 21, a world of possibilities opens.  Live music at a brewery clears the workday stress.  A dry, summer day feels a little cooler with a tangy strawberry daiquiri.  An earthy wine turns a frozen Lean Cuisine into the chef’s special.  For those who indulge, alcohol is a remarkable part of

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Hello MTV, and Welcome to my Crib

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Romans live small.  Kitchens are small, showers are small, beds are small.  There are no houses in Rome, only overcrowded apartments in overcrowded neighborhoods.  I knew this when coming to Rome.  I was ready for this lifestyle shift and to live like Romans do.  When I stepped into my apartment, a wave of assurance came

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Wheels Up

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In the United States, a hundred-year-old building would be considered old.  In Rome, not so much.  In Rome, there are no skyscrapers with ceiling-to-floor windows.  No Time Square Plaza advertising the newest perfumes, or elevators with glass floors.  Each building is a different shade of brown, from light caramel to dark coffee.  They are usually

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