Michael

Seems like large consultancies only want to recruit from red brick uni's, even going as far as to get history majors working in IT. These companies also often have recruiters instructed to target certain universities. I will have to enter the job market soon and with the recession in full swing it seems like my wise choice of going for a university that ranks within the top 10 for computer science isn't doing me any favours at all.

This guy is driving us crazy! He keeps calling and emailing, to which I've helped her change her mobile number and her email address. He then proceeds to come by our house and pound on the door! We've notified the police, and they've said that there's nothing they can do other then tell him to go away, since he hasn't damaged anything.

He is now planning on enrolling in the same course as my girlfriend at our university. She is very upset. Is there a way we can prevent him from doing that? We will be moving away from this city soon, but until that day comes, is there anything we can do from a legal standpoint?

I am getting fed up with his behaviour. I hope somebody out there can help us...

You would think people who are working as investment bankers and securities analyst, even currency traders would all be millionaires, since they know how to make money for other people, but why aren't they?

It seems like ludacris car insurance charges stop people from modifing their cars too much, but I'm sure a lot of people still do. I'd like to know where these people hook up, as I'd like to get back into car racing again.