Luke Thomas

So you wanna start a business. An awesome business. You have an idea, and it just might work. What happens next? Start drawing. Seriously… I’m not going to lie; I’m a horrible artist who draws stick figures like a five-year-old child, yet you need to start prototyping your

As a current college student, the University of Maine is my first taste of traditional education. Growing up, my educational experiences consisted of private schooling, homeschooling, and technical education at the United Technologies Center in Bangor, Maine [http://utc.mainecte.org/]. Even though I never attended a public school, I

College is a time of excitement. There’s always new people to meet, activities to partake in (both on and off campus), and time to rest and relax. According to a study in 2003 (before the time of Facebook and Twitter), college students studied for an average of 27 hours

It’s been nearly two weeks since Hubspot set the World Record for the largest online marketing seminar [http://www.hubspot.com/blog/bid/23564/HubSpot-Breaks-World-Record-For-Largest-Webinar] with 31,000 registrants, and Inbound Marketing has exploded. A few months ago, I had the exciting opportunity to check out Hubspot HQ [http:

My life was very different two years ago; it was the summer before college, and I was excited to embark on the journey of higher education. I was nervous, excited, and I spent my free time dreaming about the college experience. New friends, new experiences, and no parental supervision. How

It’s the month of August, and the dreaded UMaine school bill has arrived. The cost of tuition is about 12,000 dollars per year, and thankfully I am receiving some financial aid. After transferring to UMaine, I currently have over a 3.5 GPA, yet I am not receiving