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College-Graduation

How to Transition into Life After College with Ease

You’ve walked across the stage, received that hard-earned diploma and hugged your chums goodbye. Now the task is transitioning into the so-called “real world” with as few speed bumps as possible. College gradu...
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The-Lumineers

The Lumineers Head to Hangout Fest with Dave Matthews, Jack White and Others

Dozens of artists and bands are descending upon Gulf Shores, Ala. this weekend for Hangout Fest, and folk rockers The Lumineers are one new crowd-pleaser joining the party. Last year Denver, Colo.’s folk rock trio The Lum...
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Rodeo Rider

Saddle up the Family for Franklin’s 63rd Annual Rodeo

Families across Nashville are kicking off the summer with a visit to the 63rd annual Franklin Rodeo, where kids and adults alike have been entertained for decades. The kids may still be in school, but that doesn’t mean yo...
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Parenting
Mother's Day Image

Mother’s Day: Do You Know How it Originated?

You buy chocolates or a card for Mom on Mother’s Day every year, but do you know about how today’s maternal holiday actually began? Every year around this time people across the country step into the card aisle or p...
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Magazines.com Sponsors Nashville Technology Council’s Flagship Event, TechVille

Magazines.com is excited to announce that we’re sponsoring the upcoming Nashville Technology Council event, TechVille, which will take place May 15 in Nashville. Each year for the past 11 years, the Nashville Technology C...
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Parenting
Teacher Appreciation Week: Top 10 Creative Alternatives to the Apple

Teacher Appreciation Week: Top 10 Creative Alternatives to the Apple

We’re all familiar with the old adage, but if your child’s teacher really wanted 24 apples, he or she would just go to the store and buy a bag of Fujis. An apple a day might keep the doctor away, but it might also k...
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