Article: There's no point doing this if the school specifically forbids it. If you're at a sugar-free school or a school focused on healthy eating and no candies, you'll likely get yourself into trouble with the authorities if you haven't told them and get found out. Realize that parents who don't want their children eating sugar may make trouble in such a case. What kind of candy do people at your school want? Does anybody else sell candy? You need to know everything you can in order to maximize profit. The most popular candy tends to be candy bars but it may depend on where you are and what the current fad is. Realizing this is your first step, because you will most likely be let down. Think small, but by all means think profit!!!
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Find out whether or not it's okay to sell candy at your school. Do some market research. Realize that you won't become rich overnight, and maybe not at all.

Problem: Article: In a document separate from your resume, write an artist statement that describes the inspiration for your artwork. Mention any themes or ideas you were considering while making the artwork. Use simple, straightforward language to give the reader a bit of practical information about your work so they can put it in context. For example, you may write, “I was inspired by the elaborate traditional mourning shawls worn by my Jewish grandmother” or “These pieces came out of my love of nature in the winter.” Mention how you made the artwork, including what types of art materials you used to create it. You can also outline your creative process to give the reader a better sense of how you came up with the artwork. For example, you may write, “I created these pieces with oil, drawn to the vibrant colors and textures of this medium” or “I made these pieces by layering lace fabric on wood and then spray painting the fabric black.” Avoid writing a long-winded, multi-page statement. Instead, keep it short, sweet, and to the point. Only include the necessary details and get rid of any fluff. Aim for 500 words or less. Only include a written artist proposal for the exhibition if the submission requirements asks for one. The proposal focuses on a specific plan for an exhibition, including a brief overview of the concept of the show and a number of works that are going to be included. You can also note the details of the installation and a timeline for installing the show. The proposal should be no longer than 500 to 750 words, or one page.  You should also include short biographies of the artists and curators that will be involved in the show, including yourself. Make the artist proposal a separate document from your artist statement.
Summary: Give background information about your submission. Discuss the materials and processes used in your submission. Keep the statement under 500 words. Include an artist proposal, if applicable.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Make sure to consult your laryngitis first before using at-home remedies to heal your vocal cords. Your laryngologist will be able to diagnose the problem and prescribe a treatment for your specific case.  For mild cases, your doctor may prescribe voice rest. For moderate to severe cases, your doctor may prescribe cough depressants or antibiotics in addition to voice rest. For severe cases, your doctor may prescribe surgery to fix the issue, especially if you have nodules on your vocal cords. Depending on the severity of the damage, you should rest your voice for one to five days. To rest your voice you must avoid any kind of speaking, as well as activities that may strain your vocal cords like strenuous exercise and heavy lifting. Write things down if you need to communicate to others.  If you must talk, then take a 10-minute break for every 20 minutes of talking. Do not substitute whispering for talking. Whispering actually places more strain on your vocal cords than regular talking.  Activities you can do while resting your voice are reading, breathing exercises, sleeping, and watching movies or TV. Drinking water will help keep your vocal cords lubricated, which can help promote healing. Keep a water bottle with you so you can refresh your throat whenever it feels dry. At the same time, you should try to avoid liquids that can prevent a speedy recovery such as alcohol, caffeine, and sugary drinks. Sleep also enables your vocal cords to rest and heal. Therefore, make sure you are getting at least seven hours of sleep each night while they are healing. If you are taking a day or two off from work or school to rest your vocal cords, try not to go to bed too late.

SUMMARY: Consult your doctor. Rest your voice. Drink water. Get plenty of sleep.

A hectic schedule can make volunteering seem intimidating, but you really only need a couple of hours for many volunteer opportunities. For example, you could volunteer at a park or beach clean-up, spend a few hours organizing cans at a food pantry, or spend a weekend working on a habitat house.  VolunteerMatch.org, Idealist.org, and HandsOn Network are all good websites to search for volunteer opportunities in your area. When political campaigns are going on, you can volunteer your time to support a local candidate in an election. All campaigns need people to man the phones and help others register to vote. A lot of volunteering organizations aren’t going to be picky about how much time you give them. They will appreciate a few hours here and there if you’re doing good work. Going back week after week is the best way to get invested in a cause and build relationships with those you are working for and serving. Search online sites like Volunteer Match for recurring tutoring gigs, teaching fellowships, or fundraising positions at local and national organizations. Choose volunteer jobs that take advantage of your talents. For example, if you’re musical, you could sing or play at nursing homes. With sports skills, you can coach a sport on a volunteer basis, perhaps working with special needs kids or underserved communities. Call or email local non-profits, working on issues like poverty, homelessness, or animal welfare in your area, and ask if there are ways you can help. Some national organizations, like the YMCA and the Red Cross, consistently need volunteers and are great places to engage with your community.  On top of being a great way to give back, volunteering can also give you invaluable experience working in a field or cause you’re excited about. Volunteering can also be a good way to see if certain career paths would be a good fit for you. Volunteering in hospitals, for example, could help you decide whether you might in the future want to pursue medicine. It is possible to spend 1-2 years working full-time in a volunteer position. These kinds of positions allow you to make a more sustainable impact on people than once-a-week volunteering jobs. In the Peace Corps, volunteers spend two years in another country, working on a specific sector of development, like education, health, or agriculture.  Teach for America is a well recognized volunteer organization in the US, where volunteers spend two years working as teachers in public schools and receive teacher training.  To make an impact on a place that is sustainable, it is important to do your research, work with a quality organization, and spend time getting to know a place before you jump in to help. Be wary of “voluntourism,” or going to other countries for short periods of time to serve, which sometimes does more harm than good.
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Find sporadic volunteer opportunities if you have a busy schedule. Find recurring volunteer positions to give back to your community. Inquire about volunteer positions at local non-profits. Serve in a full-time volunteer position, like the Peace Corps.