Looks like this is last call for high school and college yearbooks. With the popularity of Facebooks and MySpace, there is little need for year books. While some traditionalists might be sad about this and might be trying to hold onto the Yearbook ritual, the reality is that today’s Y gen, doesn’t need it anymore. Yearbooks are great, but they don’t have the depth, the breath and the history of the web. Some folks worry about the web or those Gen Y websites disappearing. But hey, people survived with cassettes disappeared, right? Anyway, lets have a moment of silence for all the YearBooks out there. This might be the last year new ones are produced.

I have recently found out about the new company CollegeMogul.   Very cool company.

The venture was  co-founded by February 2008 by student entrepreneurs Alex Lindahl, Miles Lennon and Henry Khachatryan.  The site profiles and reviews businesses and other initiatives developed by students and recent college grads.  Great site for Gen Y and anyone wanting to know more about what they’re up to in the world (which is big stuff!)

Check out CollegeMogul.com today.

Business Week recently came out with their top Twentysomething Entrepreneurs from the tech industry.  Truly amazing!