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A very nice place for students to find out the latest on news relevant to their generation. Has plenty of entertaining forums. But most of its value comes from the academia-related assets that it makes available to its members. The users get to earn Achievement accolades with accomplishment of different membership milestones (not necessarily time-tied).
What I like most about StudentEdge is that there's plenty of deals for students. Many corporations use Student Edge to reach its members, and by so they offer free items like shopping vouchers, phones, clothing accessories, trips, electronic equipment, and even cash. There's also lots of promo codes exclusive for members of StudentEdge. Literally hundreds of brands give away free stuff and/or great discounts on SE.
Plenty of career advice as well. What's not to love!

TheStudentRoom (TSR) is a student's perfect hangout place. I don't know how I've been surviving without it. It takes an entire student experience and brings it to one place. I think in a way it is what Facebook set out to be but failed to deliver. Get ALL your questions answered fully for free while maintaining anonymity. The best part about TSR is just how entertaining and addictive it is. Jokes, Games, Reviews, Debates (both hostile and friendly, but overall very enlightening), Best-fitting Recommendations on anything and everything, Music, Student Loan Application Help and Suggestions, College Eligibility Help, Career Advice, Part-time Job Help, Relevant Event News & Notifications, Fashion, Beauty, Health, Relationship Advice & Discussions, Student Resources like Grants & Loans... I could go on forever. One would think that with so much, 'the room' would be messed up in confusion or be lagging in load time and misdirection. But the site is so perfectly organized neatly with a most user-friendly interface. PERFECT... JUST PERFECT.
TSR demands TEN STARS, with no apologies.

This is one of the most entertaining sites on the internet. They reveal some symbols you would have never guessed are associated with the Illuminati. They also go all out in naming names, some of which will shock you out of your chair.Its some of the most entertaining reads I've enjoyed in a long while

For those eager to get unlimited opinions regarding whichever conspiracy theories, this is the best place to be.No topic is off limits.No agency, organization, group, or entity is safe. Responses are unbelievably prompt, and counterarguments are explored exhaustively.

Good reviews of the articles submitted on Rense. Some critics are clearly leaning towards certain political sides(beware) but overall it's a nice place to hang out for consumers of this genre of news.
Also it has one of the most appealing looks for an independent alternative news site

The brainiest hang out here.In my opinion, this should be mainstream media. Most of the subjects covered here are of global interest, and the analyses are equally engaging as enlightening. A true gem

Best prices and widest selection. Shipping is also very timely.

Fortune is the best business magazine there ever was. Period.

Enough Said

Good website. Teaches a lot about how economics and politics are intertwined (and, perhaps, how and why that should worry everyone). I sensed a lot of anti-trust sentiment, but I'm an extreme liberal, lol
I especially liked an article about how Jeff Bezos' Amazon strategically uses its location to gain a sales tax edge over competitors.So much for the Marketplace Fairness Act 2013, huh!

Good website. Discusses a lot of issues relating to issue-based politics and sustainable developments.It also filters propaganda from its content.The site has a 'future-generation concerned' motif to its coverage of news.
Very good site

Kudos to this site for separating "Political & Economic" issues from "Spiritual & Philosophical" issues. Immediate from their home page you get the feeling that objectivity and clarity of issues is top in their agenda.One of the top contributors, Norman Livergood, has some clearcut views on Philosophy, Spirituality, Art, and the afterlife.

The author of the articles in this site is well read and learned.He has also written dozens of published books, all which he offers for free on this site.The winner in this site is that most of his research and assertions are backed by science. That's a big score.
He clearly has a right-wing agenda, which is the only reason he doesn't get a 5-star from me.Not because I'm liberal, but only because I think he ought to be neutral, at least reporting to a public audience. Allegiance tends to taint observations and interpretations.

Amazing. This book is made up of the same stuff Dan Brown was drinking when he came up with the idea for The Da Vinci Code. Really good texts about ancient religions and hidden messages and hints in old literature.

Very liberal talk. Has a lot of background information regarding the 19TH and 20TH century's political elite, and also about how the Jewish heritage ties into all of that.
Has much to say regarding how the new world wealth was created and where it has its roots.

Tremendous amount of info regarding the history of Biblical religions, and great insight to the origins and developments of most of them, even those regarded as cults.
This site helps illuminate on and/or debunk some of the folk myths regarding some 'mystic' religious sects.

This site breaks down the content of the book "You Are The Awakening" and makes it easy to digest. Zen Gardner is a genius, at least in presenting ideas and concepts. I'm not sure I agree with his stance on God and the power of the divine though

By far one of the most daring online news outlets I've ever encountered. Every politician is free game here. You will be shocked even by just some of the headings on their home page.

The truth is hate speech for those who hate the truth

Not as religious as I thought it would be. This is the best site out there to learn about ancient civilizations.