Student voters from across the country have made their decision, and Pete Pizza is taking the national prize as winner of the Vote for School Lunch 2008 Presidential Election.

Many seniors complete projects in order to graduate. But for some, they are creating the science and technology that very well could be leading industries around the world in the future.

With the economic crisis hitting everyone in the pocketbook, it's more important than ever for parents to talk to their children about how to manage money. New Year's -- a prime resolution time for millions of Americans -- is a great time for children and their parents to learn better spending and savings practices together.

"What do I want to do with my life?" With the school year well under way and New Year's resolution season fast approaching, here are some tips for parents to help their high school or college student ponder that the million dollar question.

This year, concerns about the economy and unemployment may influence some people's New Year's resolution choices. In addition to perennial favorites such as lose weight and quit smoking, many of us will resolve to make more money, get ahead professionally, or even change careers. Improving your education can help you fulfill multiple resoultions in 2009.

With current economic woes putting a damper on spending, parents and students are looking for the best value on everything from clothes to computers. And while saving money is a priority, value and style don't have to contradict each other.

College kids will be getting some high-tech gadgets in their care packages this year. Here's what else they'd appreciate receiving.