The Kid’s Doctor: Lice is tough to treat
If your child’s school tells you your child has head lice, call your doctor for advice on treatment. Photo by potolia.com
Interpersonal Edge: What is workplace enlightenment?
By Dr. Daneen SkubeTribune Content Agency
Q. I’m interested in emotional maturity, personal growth and enlightenment, but every day I just want to bite people at work. Isn’t enlightenment some state you achieve where you sit around in nirvana all day?
Jill on Money: In volatile market, keep emotions in check
By Jill Schlesinger
Tribune Content Agency
Stocks have plunged for the second time in six months, and the big swings are testing every investor’s internal fortitude. The bad start to the year is even stirring grim memories of 2008, especially given the dire predictions of some economists and analysts.
Quick Facts About Eastern High School
On a fall day in 1928, Eastern High School opened its doors for the first time to 917 students who were greeted by Principal Dwight Rich.
TAX SOLUTIONS: Your Plans for the $1.5 Billion Powerball Winnings
By A.J. GrossDid you buy a Powerball ticket when the jackpot was an estimated $1.5B? I sure did. Like most people, I figured out how to spend the money: retire immediately, new house, new car, exotic vacations, and financially help close family and friends. In my head, I was set for life and it felt good. Until I found out I didn’t win. Well, I knew I wasn’t going to win but it was fun to dream about it.
What Have You Done for the Community Lately???
By Porsche Miles-Grant
“For a community to be whole and healthy, it must be based on people’s LOVE and concern for each other.” -Millard Fuller
Do you love the community that you reside in? Are you concerned for the community you reside in?
FINANCIAL FOCUS: The Five Stages of Retirement
Provided by Sara Frank-Hepfer
Retirement is a life-changing event. After spending years looking forward to it, many people aren’t sure what to do with themselves when retirement finally arrives. Without the everyday routine and social outlet that work provides, it’s easy to feel a little lost. Preparing for the inevitable changes that retirement brings can help you make a smooth transition into this new stage of life.
Opinion: Racial Profiling of Chinese Americans Will Only Hurt America
By George Koo
It simply boggles the mind that with an African American in the White House and an African American as the Attorney General, persecution of Chinese American scientists based on racial profiling not only has not abated but actually intensified.
Jill on Money: Recognizing those who have improved our financial lives
By Jill Schlesinger
Tribune Content Agency
This is a time of year when we count our blessings. I’d like to thank a variety of organizations, agencies and companies that have improved our financial lives.
Interpersonal Edge: Build your career around your strengths
By Dr. Daneen SkubeTribune Content Agency
Q. I have a highly detailed job and believe I am more of a big picture kind of guy. I consistently make errors in detailed projects even when I try hard to be perfect. My boss thinks I am being sloppy, but I just can’t seem to spot these mistakes. Can you give me guidance about how to do better in my work?