Advice From The Younger Generation

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Written by Bea Frum on Friday August 19, 2011

The Fat Diaries: Drawing the Line at 1% Milk

Summer is almost over and the weather has gone from molten to within mortal endurance. I’ve been going outside a little more, and began to examine my diet again to make sure I was on the right track. Sadly, my rock-hard zero tolerance for goodies has softened a little. I wondered if I could …

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Written by Monica Marier on Friday August 12, 2011

Who Said August is a Slow News Month?

Oslo bombed. The Euro in crisis. Washington DC consumed by debt crisis - all as we head into the so-called dog days of summer, the alleged slowest news week of the year. When they roll me out from the nursing home to offer advice to aspiring young journalists, I’ll concentrate all my accumulated …

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Written by David Frum on Saturday July 23, 2011

The Prowl: Dress To Impress, Not Distress

Ladies, if your shoes are made of the same material as Tupperware, you're not likely to end up in the bed of some staff assistant who thinks you're dreamy. So it is summertime in DC. How do I know this? The obvious answer is that it is a billion degrees and I would like to spend all of my time …

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Written by Vivian Darkbloom on Friday June 24, 2011