The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/tips/)
“One-way video interviews are an understandably unnatural experience.” Here are four Cornell students’ tips on how to sell your professional self through a computer screen.
A virtual tip jar, started by a Cornell employee, becomes an alternative source of income for some service workers in Ithaca as restaurants and businesses empty in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Whether this is an aggressive reminder for upperclassmen, or painfully true advice for freshmen, learning how to really cheat at Cornell is essential. You don’t need to type all of the answers in your fancy calculator the night before the test to cheat at Cornell, and you definitely don’t need to become friends with a little blue or orange pill. You don’t need to write formulas on your fingernail or notes on the inside of your water bottle. To really get ahead of your friends here, it is all about knowing the right resources, knowing the right people and knowing the right study spots. First thing is first, know no one cares if you were top of your class, valedictorian, student body president or captain of Mathematics Olympiad.
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