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It's Time For MSNBC To Play Hardball with Chris Matthews And Itself
by Elana Centor at 10:05am Sun, 13 Jan 2008 under Business, Career & Personal Finance, sexism, MSNBC, misogyny, Christ Matthews
UPDATE: p>On Thursday January 17, 2008 Chris Matthews started his program, Hardball, with an apology for his remarks that Hillary Clinton's entire career was based on the fact that her husband had messed around.
No Shirt. No Shoes. No Service. Does this business standard need revamping?
by Elana Centor at 10:24am Sun, 9 Sep 2007 under Business, Career & Personal Finance, MSNBC, TODAY SHOW, Southwest Airlines, Dress Codes, Kyla Ebbert Not so long ago, customers understood the rules. In order to be served or enter a business establishment you had to adhere to easy to follow dress codes. The rules were simple
Today, not so much.
If you go to London you better have clean clothing.
Do You Take A Lunch Break?
by Elana Centor at 8:58am Wed, 22 Aug 2007 under Business, Career & Personal Finance, Business Culture, MSNBC, Eve Tahmincioglu, Lunch Hours, Lunch Break MSNBC.com 's Eve Tahmincioglu has a great piece on the disappearing lunch hour.
Before looking at Eve's report. Here's my question for you:
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