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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2011
Page
16
NBC confirms Miley Cyrus will guest host Saturday Night Live this week with The Strokes as musical guests. A follow-up show on March 12 features Zach Galifianakis and Jessie J. Also notes Zsa Zsa Gabor’s husband pursuing two burglars and Prince von Anhalt chasing intruders before injuring his hip.
Advice suggests talking with the son to address defiance and explore prompts for misbehavior. If behavior persists, consider a psychologist evaluation to uncover home or school problems and possible learning or social frustrations. Dr. Sylvia B. Rimm of the Family Achievement Clinic in Cleveland is cited as a source.
Tens of thousands gathered at the state capitol to protest a plan to strip collective bargaining rights for public employees. Fourteen Democratic senators fled the state to block a vote on the measure, amid a high-stakes political standoff.
Readers ask how to address grammar in resumes and the tone to strike. Amy advises offering simple instructions with friendly expectations to improve applicants’ first impression without lecturing. The column also covers name usage in family letters and organizing clutter with professional help.
Readers weigh in on Frannie and makeup in the workplace with mixed views. Columnist Abigail Van Buren defends personal choice while Jim, Caitlin, Mike and Claire offer varied takes on appearance and merit.
Charlie Sheen, in radio and TV interviews, said a ninth season with the show’s creators is impossible and demanded a public apology from CBS. He touted drug use, recalled epic party nights, and noted his return to TV interviews as ABC and Radar Online released drug test results.
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