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3 Things You Need to Know About Breast Cancer
I will never forget the day in 1991 at age 35 as a young mother, wife, and reporter, being told: “You have an aggressive, fast-growing breast cancer.” I thought what many women thought back then when they heard that news. “This is it. This is how it’s going to end.” A mastectomy, 6 months of […]
So Thankful to Say a Warm Farewell to NBC10…Again
Goodbye to NBC10…Again For 28 years WCAU TV on City Avenue outside of Philly was home. That’s a long time. I started there as a young mother and wife, 30 years old. I covered the Olympics, presidents, scandals, disasters. I covered elected officials who thought they were above the law, interviewed murderers, covered 9/11. I told […]
How to Make Your Job Search Easy Soon-to-Be College Graduates
So, you haven’t heard from me for a few weeks because I’ve been knee deep in research for my thesis. (Picture me hunkered down at my desk with two dozen academic studies scattered around me. I love it. I hate it. You get the gist…) Anyway, I’m studying how college graduates get jobs. Specifically, I’m […]
Teachers: Why It’s Important to Share These 5 Dares
Every year, I help welcome the incoming class of the Klein College of Media and Communication at Temple University. And I dare them to do 5 things that will make them successful: 1. Dare to try new things This is my foundation. I have written so many things on why it is so important for […]
