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Was the cold war escalated due to infiltration of Vietnam? Vietnam was a country that was under turmoil within the country, and US involvement made things worse. US landed in Vietnam to gain a foothold in the Asian hemisphere, just as Russia did with Cuba. Why did these occurrences take place at the exact same time? Was there any relation between the two events, or was it just a coincidence that the Vietnam War was taking place during the Cold War.

I am currently attending Indiana University, and I am trying to get into the Kelley School of Business. I enjoy business because it comes so easy to me. I have a lot of common sense. But, I think that I could be putting my common sense to a better use with an Engineering degree. I really enjoy working with my hands, and I am very quick to learn new things. Engineering seems like the right option, but I am not sure if I should pursue it.

So, my question is what should I pursue? It is my first semester of college, so if I did decide to transfer, I would only lose a semester of classes. Is the salary, workload, and semester of classes worth giving up? Is business a better degree to pursue than Engineering? Is my social life going to be in peril if I decide to study engineering? Or, should I just wait and finish this full year at IU and decide afterwords.

Thanks to any opinions, first hand accounts, and anyone who just wants to provide their two cents.

I am a freshman in college, and I thought this was the right choice. I've been here for about 3 weeks now, and I haven't really found it enjoyable. I thought I wanted the "college experience" (parties, girls, school, no parents), but now I'm finding that I never really wanted any of this. I have really been looking into the military, particularly the marines. and I looking for some advice on what I should do. I want to make a lot of money when I'm older, and I know that if I drop out of college this will be very hard to do. I am a very smart person with a very good GPA, I just am not really finding college my thing. Any Opinions?

i just got one, and im not sure what i should do to make it less of an 'old mans car'. Any suggestions are helpful

the question is self explanatory. What high paying jobs are available after dedicating your life to the military....ex, cia, fbi, police ????? please help

Jutst pick a number...1 or 2. I am doing a blind vote. Thanks for your time!!!

I am thinking about joining the military, and I am just wondering if there are any jobs that will make a good amount of money after the military....

I am thinking about joining the military (navy), and i am just wondering if it is possible to make a lot of money after i am done serving? Would it be smart to stay in the military after my time has been served or should I enter the working world as a police officer or another position of that sort?

I am doing a project in school and i need help on making a food web of the everglades. It must be at least 20 animals... any help is good. thanks!

i would just like some info about the school and whether you think it is a good choice. i would most likely enroll in rotc so im not really worried about price

I am a junior in high school and I was wondering if it would be smarter to go straight to the academies, or if i should go to college and enroll in rotc. I am pretty smart with a gpa of 3.8. I am also wondering if I should even go into the military. I am not sure whether to go into the military world or civilian world. Any advice would help.