No, without student loans we won't have as many art, fashion, and teaching students wasting tax dollars.

Evidently there is an art to creative financing.

The simple act of having a pantry is a lost art amongst much of America and is a smart thing for investors to do since we sometimes may have 6 months to a year of no income in a field that's pretty hard to pull an unemployment check off of.

Personally I enjoy the art of negotiating.

Frenchman Street at night is much better than Bourbon Street or the French Quarter and they also have the Frenchman Street Art Market - http://frenchmenartmarket.com/.

When I decide to leave my job invest full time, I will be using the 100K in a self-directed account instead of the measly 65K after-tax.The people that have made it really really big in this or any other investing business are masters at the art of the tax deferral.

Master fundraising and the art of using OPM (other peoples money)...All while step 1-8...help others do the same...Best of luck!

Upgrading the building to first class living space with amenities such as super high speed internet, (Fiber optics), state of the art security surveillance system, etc.I would fence the whole compund and have a pedestrian bridge built overpassing the street, from the college grounds directly into the compound area.

Your business plan is a work of art.

He then sent eight emails explaining the real estate business and the "art of the deal" Is that not a book by Donald Trump?