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If you have a valid college email address, you can download all the music you want absolutely free! It's legal if you sign up for an account at www.ruckus.com. Keep all the music you want on your computer or simply sync it to an mp3 player. (Note: since it's a free service & music is copyright protected you can't burn it onto CDs). Happy listening!
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If you live in Illinois near a Pizza-Ria you can get a slice of pizza for free! Go to their website, enter your email address and they will email you a "buy one get one free" coupon. There isn't a limit on how many you can use; however, the coupon expires ten days after it is sent to you. Print multiple copies and sign up with every email address you have -- now load up on free pizza for you and your friends!
Shout-out: pizza-ria.com
If you're a student, we're sure you're familiar with bibliographies - yes, those dreaded citations you have to painstakingly format over and over again for your research papers. Well, now you don't have to. EasyBib.com is the Web's most popular automatic bibliography composer - just type in your source information and it will automatically format and alphabetize your bibliography. When you're finished, it exports your list to Microsoft Word so you can easily paste it into your paper. Better still, it's free!
You still have to spend the time writing your paper, but now you don't have to spend much time citing it. Check out EasyBib.com!
When it comes to Stafford or Perkins loans, use as much of your deferment as possible in the first few years and you will save yourself hundreds if not thousands of dollars in the long run. You'll save even more if you can claim low income / economic hardship / health problems / etc (note: they hardly ever ask for backup documentation). Here's how it works: While in deferment, the government pays the interest on your loans. You don't pay anything! Each year that the government pays your interest, you are more or less "saving" 3% (estimated inflation rate). However, be careful, this only works on government subsidized student loans with a fixed interest rate.
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