Norman Said:

How to get into show business? Please read?

We Answered:

Fill up all the electives you can with music, dance and acting. Try to get an agent, and apply to everything you find out about. Network with other people you meet at open auditions.

Good luck with Broadway, you will probably have better luck at an audition for off-Broadway. Develop a thick skin, you are going to need it.

You may also need to get an agent, and take some acting courses. See how many electives you can use from school to take acting, dancing and music. For singing, YOU REALLY need to know how to read music and how to blend harmonies.

Mitchell Said:

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Joanne Said:

What are the five basic rules of advertisement?

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Jamie Said:

If I choose to study double major in university in US, does it mean that I need to double my tuition fee?

We Answered:

No, you don't "pay per degree".

But let's clarify something: In some schools, you simply pay a tuition each semester, and you take as many or as few (usually a minimum of 3) classes as you wish (schools with the quarter system are somewhat different, but most schools seem to use the semester system). If you were able to fit all your classes into four years, then you wouldn't be paying anything extra.

In others, you pay "by the credit hour", so the more classes you take, the more you pay. If you had to take a few extra classes to double-major, then you'd be paying a little extra, but nowhere NEAR "double" the tuition fee.

Keep in mind that if you double major, you are going to have to plan your classes carefully and may have to do a summer session here or there in order to graduate "on time". Sometimes, required classes aren't available when you need them, so you may end up having to pay for an extra semester or two in order to get all your classes in.

Irene Said:

Is the amount of money on Earth is constant ? then when and/or why are new notes printed ? ?

We Answered:

Money supply is not constant. Have you been listening to the news lately? Then you know there are 23 different bailout programs (so far) in USA and that $8.7 Trillion fednotes (sometimes called dollars) have been created out of thin air. Right now the banks are soaking it up but serious inflation is headed our way.