DEAR HARRIETTE: As a recent graduate student, the prospect of applying for jobs fills me with a great deal of anxiety, especially because of my struggles with stage fright and a tendency to stutter when faced with questions. These challenges have left me feeling uncertain about how to navigate the job application process effectively and improve my interview performance. I am seeking guidance on strategies to overcome my nerves and manage my stage fright.
My husband, Peter, and I spend the winters in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. The center of the town is a designated World Heritage Site, which means the facades of the buildings must remain as they were in the mid-1700s.
On Wednesday, the Capitol hosted Oklahoma Aviation, Aerospace, and Defense Advocacy Day. This event recognized Oklahoma’s aviation, aerospace, and defense industries as a significant economic engine.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I find myself in a difficult situation regarding my career decisions. Currently, I am employed in a job that is incredibly stressful, but it pays well. However, I have been contemplating a change to a different business or career path that may not offer the same level of financial compensation, because I just don't know how long I can do this job. This decision has left me feeling uncertain and worried about the steps I should take to pursue this change. I am torn between the comfort of financial stability and the desire for a more fulfilling and satisfying career path. It is a challenging decision to make, and I am weighing the pros and cons carefully before taking any definitive action. Kindly give me some insights. — Money or Fulfillment DEAR MONEY OR FULFILLMENT: I recently spoke to a health care professional about the various health crises that many people are experiencing today.
Dear Doctors: Our mom is 76 years old, and she just learned that she has congestive heart failure. She's scared it means she's going to die soon. What happens in congestive heart failure? She was a heavy smoker for much of her life.
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• Les Amie Bridge Club members met for a Dutch treat luncheon at the Oakwood Room of the Holiday Inn and an afternoon of bridge.
Hostesses were Mrs.
The fall of 2011 was a symbolic time for Sen. Joseph Lieberman to deliver an address at Brigham Young University on faith and public service.
New York City — 'The light's gone from his eyes.' It was 2000, and Sen.
Mention the word “politics” and the first inclination is for people to wrinkle their noses in disgust. Then a little colorful language could follow and an unwarranted 15-minute discourse often takes place.
In 1830, Joseph Smith established the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Fayette, N.Y.