- Great perspective from Slate on how the rich are saving the economy.
- On Facebook's public search feature and the downsides of social networking.
- An article on how entrepreneurs are getting younger and younger, via the Boston Globe.
- Pay down student loans or invest in stocks? Tough call. Here's a perspective.
- Speaking of student finances, a piece on the lack of financial advice geared towards students, appearing in last week's Technique.
- The future career path of gifted youth can be predicted by 13. Doubtful and tough to prove, but check out the article.
- Advice to college students from Matt Wixon over at the Dallas Morning News: think hard before getting a tattoo.
- More advice for writing cover letters.
- Our friends at MR (well, friend, since it's only Tyler Cowen that is a current Facebook friend) on the "Library Appreciation Day".
- Somewhat silly: picking your hedge fund based on the manager's SAT scores. Not that SAT scores years ago and the ability to pick stocks would even be reasonably correlated.
- Do you like poker? Want to go to poker camp? It'll cost you...
- "In short, Belgium has served its purpose. A praline divorce is in order." An opinion piece on why Belgium should cease to exist, from The Economist.
- On the difficulties of finding unique talent, regarding Cirque du Soleil, via WSJ (subscription required).
This is unrelated but congrats to Tiger Woods and Roger Federer... both won again.
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