The 2008 journalism job market may have been the toughest one up until then for journalism school graduates and today’s could be even worse.

Journalists should eliminate the strange construction, stilted language and stiff wording of journalese to make their writing stronger.

Bad bosses have always been a management challenge. Can the color-coding system suggested by a dog trainer finally help us?

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A graduate who is still out of work three months after leaving school is suing her college. That is wrong and illustrates the way some students misunderstand career services.

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Cliches are timeworn expressions that were once fresh and new. From overuse, they have become tired and can weaken our writing.