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Many graduating seniors will shortly ascend (or descend, depending on your perspective or your politics) to business offices across America. Heed this warning now--how far your career gets depends directly on how you treat the clerical staff. They are not your servants nor are they there to take the blame everytime you screw up. Say "please" and do the little stuff on your own (it won't really hurt your dignity to address that letter yourself) and you will find that, come crunch time, the secretary will drop everything to rush your report to the Federal Express Office...
Rosenthal and other doctors at UHS pitch primary care as a panacea for nearly all of UHS's problems. In a primary care system, patients are matched with physicians who see them as often as scheduling allows and can either treat patients themselves or send them to the appropriate specialist...
Rosenthal, like many health care professionals, believes that primary care makes for better care because physicians are encouraged to treat the same people over and over again, and thus gain familiarity with their patients. But some critics call this "gatekeeping" because student access to specialists is restricted...
...important thing to remember is that the stock doesn't know you own it," he said. "It doesn't know if you are a good person. People treat it like a pet or a grandchild...
...about being gay. It's about dealing with people who come out of the closet, and Johnston knows about that. Eleven years ago, Johnston's brother-in-law revealed to her and her family that he is gay. We can expect that "For Better or For Worse" will treat this plot line in the educated manner we have come to expect from...