I know I wasn’t very clear with that rule early on, but I tried to make a note of it this time around on the submission page. Enacting this rule actually benefits both of us – it makes the carnival look less spammy and more credible. I know if it were me, I’d rather have someone plasma cutting my eyes out than see the same name a few times in a row submitting multiple posts.

If you got multiple submissions in this time, I’ll probably just use my discretion and choose the article I feel is most beneficial to the readers. If you try it again next edition, I’ll just exclude you since I’ll know that a) you aren’t reading the rules and b) you obviously don’t even read this blog since you missed this post.

JenaatLynn presents The Top 10 Freshman Goof-ups posted at A Fresh Look, saying, “Whether you’re a freshman or you just remember being one, you won’t want to miss Morgan’s blog. She gives a fresh look on the Lynn experience as she blogs about her first year of university life.”

Brian Miller presents Flamingos posted at The Graffiti of Sevilla, saying, “This is a blog documenting the Graffiti I find during my year abroad in Sevilla Spain.”

zenofeller presents The reason you don’t want to go to college posted at zenofeller.com.

Allison presents Thursday Tailgate Tip: Bring a Pan and Some Pre-Made Heat-Up Foods posted at BCS Frenzy – College Football.

joanna clay presents la granja & epiphanies. posted at joanna españa.

Sutocu presents How to Monetize Wikipedia posted at Your Website Profit.

Travis presents Religion | Living Lazy…getting through life one step at a time posted at Living Lazy…getting through life one step at a time, saying, “Religion, what is it that still drives us to follow and abide by it?”

Greg Laden presents Athletes are more likely to be gay posted at Greg Laden.

TherapyDoc presents The Casual Relationship and Code posted at Everyone Needs Therapy, saying, “Maybe you’re too young for this. But maybe not.”

greeneyes presents Mr. Mackey is my teacher. posted at Blog Pudding.

Alvaro Fernandez presents Cognitive Fitness: 10 Debunked Myths posted at SharpBrains, saying, “An overview of some myths that prevent us from improving our minds and brains.”

Green Panda presents Rich College Student: Take Full Advantage of Student Discounts posted at Green Panda Treehouse, saying, “a reminder to use your student discounts”

Ted Reimers presents The Freshman 15 posted at CampusGrotto.

Dereck presents Dear My Ten Thousand Friends posted at My Ten Thousand Friends.

Scott H presents The Art of BS: How to Succeed on Papers and Essays posted at College and Finance, saying, “How to write better papers and essays in college. Some examples provided.”

Robinson Go presents The Benefits of Marketing Your Written Articles posted at The Robinson Go Blog, saying, “An NUS Student’s take on writing articles and being a versatile blogger.”

Sam presents Get Into Law School. Top Law Schools. How to be a Lawyer. The Real Dope on Law School . Surfer Sam posted at Surfer Sam and Friends, saying, “The real dope about law school. Get into law school. Top Law schools. How to become a lawyer.”

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of carnival of college bloggers using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page. Please remember, folks – one article per blog!

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eric hebert presents 13 Must Read Blogs For College Students – College Degree.com posted at college degree.

Luke Houghton presents The wiki way of thinking posted at Luke Houghton, saying, “Some interesting things I have learned from using a wiki”

Danogo presents Internet Censorship is Alive, But Not Well: Web Proxy Sites Still Allow Free Speech posted at Danogo.com – Discover. Inspiring . Media, saying, “Article about how to get around a college firewall to unblock sites by using web proxies. Includes the Freespeechinator instant web proxy finder.”

Randy Nichols presents Career Advice by Randy » Blog Archive » Career Planning – Are You Following a Planned Career Path or Simply a Series of Jobs? posted at Career Advice by Randy, saying, “Successfully managing your own career is critical for your financial and personal well being. Yet it is rarely pursued on a strategic or informed basis.”

Michael@TSM presents Fall TSM Travel Writing Contest: Win $125! posted at Traveling Stories Magazine.

FruitfulTime presents How to contact a blogger posted at FruitfulTime Marketing Blog, saying, “Have you ever tried to contact a blog owner and was ignored? Let me tell you why.”

Peter Quinn presents How To Negotiate The Best Salary And Benefit Packages posted at Easy Negotiation Techniques, saying, “There are some self-improvement steps you can take to semi-guarantee yourself an exceptional compensation package…”

Jimmy Atkinson presents 250+ Killer Digital Libraries and Archives | OEDb posted at OEDb: Online Education Database.

Ken Nubo presents College kids are worthless posted at Ken Nubo, PUA extraordinaire and ranting buddhist..

Meg presents What NOT to Wear to School | All About Appearances posted at All About Appearances, saying, “People-watching on campus seems to get more disheartening every semester – gym clothes, pajamas, anything goes. Make a good impression with your professors and peers now; you’ll be looking for a job and asking for recommendations sooner than you realize.”

Alvaro Fernandez presents Brain Teasers and Games with a neuroscience angle: our Top 50 posted at SharpBrains, saying, “A selection of brain teasers on attention, memory, logic…”

Joy Miller presents Ivy League universities now offer online degrees and certificates posted at Online College Blog, saying, “Ivy League dreams? Make them a reality. Although you may not be able to physically commute to an Ivy League campus, that shouldn’t keep you from “attending” classes at an Ivy League university.”

Travis presents Motivation | Living Lazy…getting through life one step at a time posted at Living Lazy…getting through life one step at a time.

Steve Bainbridge presents A Dress Code for Law Faculty? posted at Professor Bainbridge’s Business Associations Blog, saying, “This post, A Dress Code for Law Faculty?, asks whether university faculty ought to dress up. In short, no!”

Ianternet presents The Money is NOT in the List, BUT the Comments posted at Ian Fernando.

Zantor presents Essential Software for Students posted at The Student Help Forum.

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Ravi Vora presents The 7 Deadly Sins of College Spending posted at Ravi Vora.

rick dagger presents Roommates from Hell: Part 1 posted at OnlyintheApple.

rick dagger also presents OnlyintheApple » Blog Archive » And on the 8th day, God created the ipod posted at OnlyintheApple, saying, “An article for all college students alike!”

FitBuff presents Lifeline Screening: 15 Types of Blood Tests and Checkups You Need posted at FitBuff.com’s Total Mind and Body Fitness Blog, saying, “So, how do you make sure you are aware of your true overall health condition without becoming a paranoid hypochondriac? Below is a list of tests and screenings that should be included in your regular checkups”

Joy Miller presents 10 Online colleges offering credit for life experience posted at Online College Blog, saying, “Several reputable, regionally-accredited colleges and universities allow you to earn credit for life experience.”

Salman Siddiqui presents Top 10 Ways To Improve Your PageRank posted at CompuWorld, saying, “I am a full time university student and you can read more about me here: http://www.nofullstop.com/about/”

Steven Silvers presents Helpful publicity hint: Create outrage to your outrage over some outrage. Repeat as necessary. posted at Scatterbox at stevensilvers.com, saying, “The furor over the F-bomb incident at a college newspaper underscores how conflict — even the manufactured, stupid kind — is an inherently newsworthy mass media product.”

Huzaifa presents Living With Roommates posted at Justifying Insanity, saying, “Hi The post is about my experience living with foreign roommates. Enjoy ”

Pratik Shah presents ROLLAcoaster – Part 1 posted at After-Grad.com.

Scott H presents 32 Weird Scholarships Almost Anyone Can Get posted at College and Finance.

Aloha_50 presents How about a link exchange? posted at In Praise of the Female Form.

TherapyDoc presents Dependency and Sabatage posted at Everyone Needs Therapy, saying, “Maybe read it BEFORE you hook up.”

Joy Miller also presents Cornell University offers 19 online programs posted at Online College Blog, saying, “If you are looking for a way to increase your knowledge and improve your resume, you may want to consider Cornell University. Promising “Ivy League Excellence, Online Convenience,” Cornell University has the “most comprehensive, online professional and executive development curriculum offered by any top-20 university in the United States” (eCornell, 2007).”

Kevin Fleming presents How to Watch Satellite TV Online posted at Satellite TV Guru.

Moneywalks presents Some quick notes on Credit Cards posted at moneywalks.

Robinson Go presents AdSense Psychology posted at The Robinson Go Blog, saying, “A little pinch of Psychology! And some Jokes as well! =D”

edithyeung presents The Secret of Social Media Marketing posted at Edith Yeung.Com: Dream. Think. Act..

Sutocu presents October Viral posted at Your Website Profit, saying, “Make your blog famous.”

Dianne M. Buxton presents Global Impact Charity Engages With a Broader Vision posted at manifestingsuccess, saying, “This info would be of interest to college students involved in fund raising for a club, NPO (church, campus, sociological), individual needs, or small business needs.”

200motels presents The Yankee Army posted at 200motels.net.

That concludes this edition of the Carnival. Thanks for the great articles everyone! Remember to link back to this page if your article was included. Submit your blog article to the next edition of carnival of college bloggers using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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Welcome to the September 26, 2007 edition of carnival of college bloggers! Thanks to everyone for their submissions.

Joy Miller presents Is online learning right for you? posted at Online College Blog, saying, “Ready to go back to school? See if getting a degree online is right for you. You can even take a self-assessment quiz.”

Joy Miller also presents College credit for life experience posted at Online College Blog, saying, “Many colleges and universities allow you to earn credit for life experience. How this credit is awarded and assigned varies widely by university.”

Aaron presents How to Study: Strategies for Maximizing Your GPA posted at College and Finance, saying, “Maximizing your GPA is simply a matter of adopting the right study habits for the pace and workload you face in college. If you take the right approach to your work, you can have whatever GPA you want.”

Entry Level Blogger presents helping me find a job, sort of… posted at Entry Level Hell.

Entry Level Blogger also presents the career fair… posted at Entry Level Hell.

Andreas presents 9 Tips how to give a technical presentation posted at figuring out computer science.

Sam presents Student Loans for College. Clear, Quick and Easy Info posted at Surfer Sam and Friends, saying, “Student Loans, Learn Now and Pay Later. Borrow Wisely for College. Clear, Quick and Easy Info”

Alvaro Fernandez presents Best of the Brain from Scientific American posted at SharpBrains, saying, “Inspiration for students interested in neuroscience”

free for all

Jimmy Atkinson presents The Self-Directed Student Toolbox: 100 Web Resources for Lifelong Learners | OEDb posted at OEDb: Online Education Database.

Ken Nubo presents Must read this before you go to college posted at Ken Nubo, PUA extraordinaire and ranting buddhist..

Pete Johnson presents Running Diary: The college job fair posted at Nerd Guru, saying, “While I’m not a college student any more, I recently worked a job fair at a Big 10 school for a large corporation and thought it might be interesting for folks still in school to hear what that experience is like from the other side.

Pete Johnson
HP.com Chief Architect
Personal blog: http://nerdguru.net”

Sutocu presents Long-Tail Keywords posted at Your Website Profit, saying, “Using long-tail keywords lets a new blogger rank well in Google, and get some search engine traffic.”

Joy Miller presents 18 Online universities with 8 week semesters posted at Online College Blog, saying, “Several online colleges offer 8 week terms, allowing you to complete your classes in half the time.”

That concludes this edition. Submit your blog article to the next edition of the carnival of college bloggers using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page.

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Jimmy Atkinson presents Top 25 Librarian Bloggers (By the Numbers) | OEDb, posted at OEDb: Online Education Database.

SpiKe presents 10 Tips For Surviving Freshman Week, posted at Organize IT.

SpiKe also presents 10 Tips For College & University Students, posted at Organize IT.

Adam the Investor presents The Fundamentals of Successful Investing, posted at The Investor’s Journal.

Daniel Galtieri presents First Day of Classes, posted at UReady for College.

Mr Credit Card presents Discover Student Credit Card Review, posted at Ask Mr Credit Card’s Blog.

Greg Laden presents Beloit’s Mindset List for the Class of 2011, posted at Evolution … not “just a theory” anymore..

Thanks again to everyone for the great stuff! If you’d like to host the carnival in the future, send me an email – sfarner AT beerpizzatech DOT com.