Helicopter parents step into college grads job searches
Chicago reports that parents are rewriting resumes and acting as representatives at job fairs, even calling employers to question why their child did not land a job. Career counselors warn this overreach hinders youth independence, noting examples from Loyola Chicago and other campuses.
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Chicago
Michael Ellis
Delaware Valley College
Doylestown
Kate Brooks
Liberal Arts Career Center
University of Texas
Loyola University
Ferris Wilson
Loyola
Barbara
Dwyer
Sacramento
Calif
Future Farmers of America
Diane Krier- Morrow
Saint Louis University
Taiwan
Marisa Wetzel
New York University
Wetzel
New York City
Ellis
Eileen Tarjan
NCH Marketing Services
Deerfield
Ill
Tarjan
Robert Tenuta
Wilson
Judge approves Picasso painting sale amid Nazi-era dispute
U S District Judge Jed S Rakoff ruled that Portrait de Angel Fernandez de Soto can be auctioned at Christie's despite a lawsuit by Julius H Schoeps seeking to reclaim the work for Mendelssohn-Bartholdy heirs. The painting, expected to fetch up to 60 million dollars, is being sold by the Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation in London.
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New York
U.S
Jed S. Rakoff
Julius H. Schoeps
Berlin
Paul von Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Manhattan
de Angel Fernandez de Soto
Christie’s
de Soto
Pablo Picasso
Sir
Andrew Lloyd Webber Art Foundation
Schoeps
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