What to prepare for a national leadership conference?
Q. This leadership conference will determine whether or not I am able to get an internship in a good company next summer. Any suggestion of what I should prepare for the conference and what I should do while I am there? Thank you.
Asked by Moon - Tue Jul 10 16:41:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Look up some important people you might meet there to get background information, so you can hold a discussion with them when you get there. Make sure you pack clothing that looks professional and appropriate for the occasion. Try to give a good impression to everyone you meet there and always be polite.
Answered by andrewskonfusion - Tue Jul 10 16:46:40 2007

What is the absolute worst conference in Division I in the NCAA?
Q. I know the best conferences of course. But what conference is the absolute worst statistically in the NCAA (DIV I Men's) ?
Asked by ohioguy4jc - Sun Feb 8 19:32:53 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Southland
Answered by Nathan Stobbs - Sun Feb 8 19:37:25 2009

How to makeover a school conference room?
Q. My elementary school has a conference room with a mish-mash of items. The soundproofing on the walls is gray (on one wall). The carpet is red - yikes, but no changing that. The room is very dark and dingy with old furniture that does not go together. I'm trying to give it a makeover to make it a calming pleasant place to be - not a dark dungeon. My first thought - chair covers; maybe a table runner in a bright color; and some sort of window treatment with color. One wall is a white board (floor to ceiling), another is the gray soundproofing and the other two are a beige type color (maybe once upon a time white). There are 3 small windows - but being in Alaska it doesn't bring in much light during the winter. Any ideas to make… [cont.]
Asked by AK Eduktr - Sat Jul 28 12:51:29 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. How about painting the walls all a soft butter-cream and putting a red and white checkerboard border around to tie in the carpet and soften the effect - then cover all the furniture in a canvas duck or denim so they are casual and easily cleaned. The white board wall should be cleaned and accessorized with magnets or clings to make it cheery then bring in some potted plants and a few side lamps (hit yard sales and ask for donations. I think if you approach the room with a casual "country" look it will be pleasurable for many years to come. Good Luck!
Answered by Walking on Sunshine - Sat Jul 28 13:03:28 2007