College is a great place to learn and have fun. But let’s not kid ourselves, some degrees are as useless as the plot in a Michael Bay film.Here’s a list of 10 degrees that may be interesting, but do jack sh*t for you in the real world. [Holy Taco]

What (Not) to Wear to Work

I draw the line at flip-flops. The prevailing dress code at my office and those of many white collar workers in the U.S. could be defined as business casual–if any of us knew what the heck that meant. My employee handbook offers no guidelines, so I’m left with my own interpretation: no nylons (like 39% of American women, I haven’t worn a pair in more than a year). But then again, no flip-flops (because I respect my colleagues enough to shield them from my unsightly toes).

As 1.5 million new college graduates start streaming into the workforce this month, it’s no wonder they’re not sure what to wear. Even longtime workers still flounder at the wardrobe, because almost two decades since the term first appeared in corporate dress codes, our understanding of business casual remains far from uniform. [Time]

Taunting Signs From This Years College Baseball World Series

[Via The College Baseball Blog]