Herbalists grow in growing field says Dallas expert
Patricia V. Rivera reports that more people seek natural remedies and herbalists like Bill Clement monitor patient progress closely. The field lacks national certification, while groups push for regulation and schools offer advanced training. Dallas College of Oriental Medicine provides a four year master level program with herbal instruction.
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Retirement 401(k) stock allocations rise then fall amid performance
A report shows 401(k) equity funds peaked at 53 percent in 1999 then slid to 40 percent in 2002 and recovered to about 45 percent in 2003. It notes savers in their 20s and 30s often held no equities, with concerns about future retirement returns. Company stock diversification improved, yet 13 percent held 80 percent or more in company stock. Loans on accounts averaged $6,839 with 19 percent having loans.
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Resume makeover guidance from Harper College expert
Harper College career center director Kathleen Canfield advises a staged resume makeover to boost job prospects. She urges focused objectives, quantified achievements, transferable skills, and clean formatting with minimal personal details. update annually.
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Kathleen Canfield
Harper College
Palatine
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