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It may take time, but it’s hard for a Catholic educator to publicly praise the work of nuns who have bravely leaped “beyond Jesus” without drawing some flak.

My husband and I have a good friend, “Steve,” who is a manager at a company where my husband used to work.

The window above me is awhirl with the 10th micro blizzard of our third awful April in a row.

My 29-year-old son and his wife have two young children. My oldest grandson and I were very close.

Two people are sitting in a bar on some other planet when an alien turns to an Earthling and says, “You’re from Earth? Say, do you know Joe Smith?”

Vegetables should be planted by anyone that enjoys eating fresh vegetables and gardening.

American poet and philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson asked, “What is a weed?” He answered, “A plant’s whose virtue has yet to be discovered.”

Five months ago, my girlfriend went to a job conference in Texas. When she came back, she used my computer and accidentally left her email open.

I am 13 years old and the oldest of four children. Lately, things have gone downhill for me. My schoolwork load is horrible, and my parents put me down all the time.

Every business should have four to five strategies to generate new prospects. In the last column I described one strategy, strategic alliances.