Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take time after college to work. Volunteer with non-profit or community organizations. Take continuing education courses at the local college. Get a graduate degree.

Answer: You don't have to apply to law school in college. In fact, taking a few years to work will actually make you a more attractive candidate to Harvard Law. Having work experience makes you more employable, as well as teaching you responsibility and valuable time management skills that make you a better student. And if you take the right job, it can also give you exposure to the field of law. Any job in an intellectual field teaching, working in government, clerking will boost your resume, but here are some of the best jobs to consider: Paralegal or legal assistant These jobs will not necessarily give you an advantage over other jobs indeed, Harvard Law likes people with eclectic backgrounds but they certainly won't hurt you, and more importantly, they can help you to decide if law is right for you. A non-law job related to the law field you are interested in. If you are interested in corporate law, you might work in business. If you are interested in patent or intellectual property law, you might work in tech. In general, you will get the most out of your non-law job if it relates to the field you want to practice in. Particularly if you didn't participate in a lot of extracurriculars in college, your post-graduate life can be a great time to improve this portion of your resume. Prestigious national organizations will carry the most weight, but anything that shows commitment, leadership, and tangible results will help. You should even consider signing up for full-time service opportunities like Teach for America, the Peace Corps, or Americorps. Especially if you have been out of school for a while, acing courses at a local college can show that you have matured as a student. The better the college you take the classes at, the more weight these results will carry. These courses can be particularly useful for people who have been out of school for 3+ years, as they can yield academic recommendations. A graduate degree costs money (unless you get a scholarship or a funded PhD), but if it can get you into Harvard Law, then it will probably be worth it in the long run. Especially if you attend a top school, there are several benefits: A graduate degree gives you a chance to soften the blow of a bad undergrad GPA. Grad GPAs are not factored into LSAC's GPA calculations, but they are reported and can shows that you have matured as a student. Graduate degrees can yield fresh recommendations from professors. Your degree can make you a more viable candidate for certain fields of law. For instance, if you are going into corporate or tax law, a MBA or accountant's degree can help. If you are entering patent or intellectual property law, a graduate degree in a scientific field can help tremendously.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look for signs that your kitten might be depressed. Spend more time with your kitten. Find things that will entertain your kitten. Consider whether or not your kitten is depressed because she is sick.

Answer: Aside from eating, there several signs that your kitten is depressed. These include a lack of energy and sleeping more than usual, loss of interest in her regular activities, becoming reclusive, or showing aggressive behavior. The most common reason that kittens become depressed is because they are not shown enough attention. To combat your kitten's depression and get her to start eating again, play with her and show her love as much as you can. Hold her while you are working or watching a movie, play with her in the mornings and afternoons, and praise her with treats and affection. You can't always be home to play with your kitten. Invest in some toys that will keep your kitten entertained while you are away. Climbing trees, toys, scratching posts, and food puzzles are all great ways to keep your kitten entertained while you are away. Consider getting your kitten a friend. If you can afford to do so, you may want to bring another kitten into your home so that each kitten will have someone else to play with; however, it's important to keep in mind that integrating a new kitten can get harder as your original kitten gets older. If you pay a lot of attention to your kitten and are constantly showing her love, she is probably not depressed because you don't play with her. Instead, she is probably depressed because she is in pain in some way, either through sickness or because she got hurt. If you can't seem to figure out what is ailing your kitten, take her to the vet. Kittens should be playful and alert. The most likely reason for a kitten to be depressed is immediately after homing. If you have owned the kitten for a while and she is quiet, then it's more likely there is a health problem.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prepare the line. Make sure your trimmer's engine is turned off. Remove the retaining cap from the trimmer head. Locate the starter hole in the spool. Line up the retainer with the slot on the outside of the head.

Answer: The length and width of line you need varies based on your trimmer. If you purchase the wrong width of line, the trimmer will not work correctly, so don't waste your money by simply guessing at the hardware store. If you are not sure what size line your trimmer uses, check onlinethe manufacturer's website often has instructions, and if not the customer service department should be able to help you.The length to which the line should be cut also varies, from around 10' to 25'. If you are not sure, err on the side of too long; you can always cut it shorter later. If it has a gearbox, make sure it is cooled down. This will help prevent accidents. This will probably involve either unscrewing it, pressing one or multiple tabs, or a combination of the two. Some models use different mechanisms for removing the spool. These should be designed to be relatively intuitive, but contact your trimmer's manufacturer if you are having trouble figuring it out. Insert the tip of the trimmer line, and wind in the direction of the arrows. Wrap the line in neat, straight rows, to prevent jams later on. When there are about 5" or 6" of line remaining, snap it into the retainer on the spool to hold it in place. Replace the spool into the trimmer head. Remove the line from the retainer, and pull it through the slot to make sure it is feeding smoothly. Reattach the retaining cap.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Let the board dry for three hours and reattach your trucks.

Answer:
Set your board in a dry area for three hours and allow it to dry off fully. Once it's dried, use an adjustable wrench to place your trucks back in their position.