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Monthly Archives: September 2011
CouchSurfing vs. AirBnB
What is your travel style? Do you pack light or insist on traveling with at least half your wardrobe in your suitcase? What dictates your choice of accommodation, the thickness of your wallet or an interest in mingling with the local people? No matter your traveling preferences, chances are there’s an online platform designed to […]
What Foursquare Was Up to on Their Summer Vacation
While the rest of us were checking-in to our favorite beaches and bars, the team over at Foursquare has been forfeiting their mayorships this summer to push out an impressive amount of exciting new features and updates just in time for the fall. It’s no surprise Foursquare has been in overdrive mode — they’ve been […]
A Meditation on Black Manhood
This piece is part of a special series on the End of Gender. This series includes bloggers from Role/Reboot, Good Men Project, The Huffington Post, Salon, HyperVocal, Ms. Magazine, YourTango, Psychology Today, Princess Free Zone, and The Next Great Generation. Manhood can be a rigid and oppressive thing. By saying “manhood,” I mean this modern American society’s notion of what constitutes a man as a […]
Boston-Area Job Postings, Week of Sept. 26
Whether it’s that first gig out of college, a dream job, or a career change, Millennials are looking for jobs. And, let’s face it — the market is tough, and you can use all the help you can get…which is where we come in. Each week, TNGG Boston will feature a few postings we think […]
4 Simple Rules of a Great Karaoke Night
Nothing beats a good karaoke night. The music is live, the drinks keep coming, and the mood is always fun. It’s the kind of fun that’s really gone untapped by the Millennial masses. Why are we ignoring such a fun opportunity? It’s probably because too many people have already ruined our idea of a good […]
Justin Timberlake’s Identity Crisis
Perhaps one of the biggest household names to come out of the teenage pop music boom of the late 1990s is Justin Timberlake. What some people seem to forget, however, is JT was indeed a serious, and amazingly talented, singer/songwriter before ever breaking into the film industry. But to the dismay of his fans, Timberlake […]
A Letter to My (Future) Son
This piece is part of a special series on the End of Gender. This series includes bloggers from Role/Reboot, Good Men Project, The Huffington Post, Salon, HyperVocal, Ms. Magazine, YourTango, Psychology Today, Princess Free Zone, and The Next Great Generation. Someday, I hope I have a son. Not because I don’t want a daughter. But because there are things unique to being a man I […]
Are We the Lost Generation? (A Response)
Despite the numerous titles our generation has received over the years, it appears we’re no longer the “lazy generation” “Gen Whine” or “Generation Limbo.” Now, we have been graced with the title “The Lost Generation.” According to new census figures released Thursday, Sept. 22, Generation Y is struggling to leave home, find work, and begin a […]
The Timeline: The Biggest Thing to Happen on Facebook Since Facebook
You’ve received endless Facebook updates about Facebook updates. Your entire news feed was bombarded with statuses about how pissed everyone was regarding what would be the most minor of Facebook changes to come in the next week. People who normally switch their profile picture on an hourly basis were losing their shit over this one […]