ProgressiveU, my addiction, my home on the Internet:
I have returned after a long stint of working invisibly, reading blogs secretly and randomly, missing the constant activity I'm used to performing on the site. And oh, ProgressiveU, I have missed you.
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As most of you are by now aware, ProgressiveU is about far more than blogging. While getting those progressive thoughts out there is a vital part of progress, acting on those thoughts is equally as important. With that in mind, we would like to invite you to take part in our newest endeavor.
ProgressiveU will, until further notice, run a national phoneraiser.
So what's that?
I have a tendency to be one of those people who says what she means and means what she says. There's nothing wrong with that, but I've realized lately that things I said when I first joined ProgressiveU two years ago or even things I said last year aren't necessarily the same way I view things now.
I look around progressiveu and I've come to find that many of its members or either Athiests or Agnostics. Now, I know this is an uneducated observation but I'd think that many progressiveu members are more intelligent than your average student, but I don't know for sure.
Recently someone had a problem with funeral cost and posted the question on WEB MD.
The people in the forum had the answer on funeral cost and not the Web MD site.
Can a catchy title ensure the success of a blog?
11 March 2008
I have to say, progressiveu is taking me a while to get used to. My biggest problem is the word limit. I can understand for the scholarship having a word limit but from what I have read about progressiveu’s policy, the post, regardless of if it is for the contest must be 200 words.
I have come to the conclusion that there are some people who should simply not be on ProU.
