11 Illuminating Secrets of Paleographers
Paleographers know exactly why your dog might get weirdly excited if you whip out a medieval manuscript.
Paleographers know exactly why your dog might get weirdly excited if you whip out a medieval manuscript.
Park rangers make up just a fraction of the 22,000 people employed by U.S. National Parks. Here are some unexpected jobs offered by the service.
If you lost your wedding ring, a metal detectorist in The Ring Finders's vast, global network might be able to help.
The Chicago-based women name about 200 generic drugs per year, and the naming process is very scientific … sometimes.
Getting paid to simply hang out by the pool this summer sounds like a job that's too good to be true. But Hotels.com is looking to pay one lucky "Poolhop" $10,000 to do just that.
Reynolds Wrap is holding a contest to find a new Chief Grilling Officer to travel the country and sample barbecue ribs.
When the new intern at the Coco Palm Dhuni Kolhu isn't caring for the resort's turtles, they'll be dining and snorkeling for free.