Women with Horrible Bosses
Almost everyone has had a bad boss, but it can be a dangerous problem if you are serious about your career. Especially if you are a woman.
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La’Wana Harris, A Woman Making A Difference
La'Wana Harris is a diversity, equity, and inclusion strategist. Her most recent book has been praised for its practical approach to recognizing unconscious bias and putting privilege and power to work for genuine inclusion and diversity.
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Food Wars: The Struggle for Healthy Eating
The past ten years have seen an explosion of interest in and controversy about just what comprises healthy eating. As a result, new diets and regimes abound.
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Yes, You Can Go Back…To School
"What one course did you not take in college, but wish you did?" Take a look at some of the — free — courses available online.
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Retiring and Unretiring: Blessing or Curse?
A feeling of purpose is not a need that can be put to rest with retirement. Many people of retirement age are choosing to delay it or even go back into the workforce after retiring.
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Your Holiday Glow
It is important to nourish, hydrate, and protect your skin for a radiant complexion that will last you throughout the winter.
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Women with Horrible Bosses
Almost everyone has had a bad boss, but it can be a dangerous problem if you are serious about your career. Especially if you are a woman.
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Spring in Paris
In Paris, the most exuberant signal that spring has finally arrived are the chestnut trees in full bloom.
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Daylight Saving Time Attacks Again
The start of Daylight Saving Time in the spring leads to the loss of one hour of sleep on the night of the transition, but its impact on the days following are significant.
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New Year’s Cakes: A Family History and a Recipe Adapted for Today
Neejohrskoken, in our local northern German dialect, means "New Year's cakes." I always associated the recipe with my father, one of the rituals to celebrate his birthday.
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Molly Fisk: The People’s Republic
Even when we don't think so, humans are constantly making up stories and reasons to fill in what we don't already know.
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Molly Fisk: 6 Point Arena
It’s moving to me in this sometimes cold world to be reminded that strangers can come together so effortlessly.
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Molly Fisk: Candlelight
I hope some time you’ll get a chance to see 200 candles stretched over three city blocks. The faces of the people who carried them were lit from below, haloed in reverse.
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Molly Fisk: World Peace
World peace could be achieved by more people using their turn signals. In 30 years, children all over the world — a kinder, more peaceful world — will thank you.
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Molly Fisk: Not Precisely the Right Word
My friends and I are of a certain age, which means that a) we forget things, and b) we don't jump to our phones to look up what we've forgotten. We're of the generation that still likes the meandering conversational process of trying to figure out what the word was.
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