Miss Manners would have you text back that you are “Glad they are enjoying the gift.” This will reassure the sisters-in-law that you have no quarrel with them -- while its brevity relieves you of ...

surveyed 15 months after graduation through the national Graduate Outcomes survey. This gave us a sample size of over 67,500 graduates. 3) Are you using the skills you learned at university?

Independent School District reviewed the past nine months at its last board meeting of the school year on Tuesday. It has been an eventful year for GISD, full of successes and hardships. Between ...

Do you ever hear things like this mentioned in graduation speeches ... and investing your money may not be a priority when you’re young, but your older self will thank you.” ...

A Georgia youngster received nearly $80,000, approximately Rs 68,25,360, in donations after attending his Burger King work shift in his graduation ceremony attire.

POTTSTOWN — Gov. Josh Shapiro made Pottstown High School one of his stops Thursday on a multi-day push across the eastern part of the state to push for the increased education funding he has called ...

Ally Wilkinson did not plan to spend her senior year at Wake Forest University doing something strikingly stressful: juggling a full-time job with a global consulting firm while also taking classes to ...

This time of year, mail is more likely to contain cash, checks and gift cards. Here’s how to keep your money safe.

I realized that I've always written thank-you notes from a place of guilt. I recently decided to stop writing them, and I'm not making my kids write them, either. We express our gratitude in other ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin offers a tactful reply to acknowledge the sentiment without ...

In short – it makes you money. Try this: commit to writing one handwritten thank-you note per day for a year. That’s 365 notes. Do it with heart. Be specific. Be real. Then sit back and watch ...

I suspect that we’re not to expect a reply from the recipient, as the text went into detail how appreciative the graduate is.