Halloween do's and don'ts (The Cincinnati Enquirer)

Don't frighten trick-or-treaters or party hosts with bad behavior this Halloween. Here are tips from LisaMarie Luccioni, an adjunct associate professor, certified image professional and etiquette expert at the University of Cincinnati's department of communication.

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Halloween do's and don'ts (The Cincinnati Enquirer)

Don't frighten trick-or-treaters or party hosts with bad behavior this Halloween. Here are tips from LisaMarie Luccioni, an etiquette expert at the University of Cincinnati.

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WRITING'S HIS NATURAL STYLE (New York Post)

BOB Morris has found there's life after The New York Times. Morris, whose "Age of Dissonance" column ran for eight years in the Sunday Styles section, is writing a pilot for HBO inspired by the etiquette conundrums he tackled in print. And last week...

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The finer points of doggie etiquette (The Record)

On many an afternoon, Muffin Wichert lounges on the patio at a restaurant, resplendent in one of her favorite outfits. Weekends find her trotting through the neighborhood home supply store or visiting the video store.

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The original Miss Manners, Emily Post (Miami Herald)

EMILY POST: Daughter of the Gilded Age, Mistress of American Manners. Laura Claridge. Random. 544 pages. $30. Her name is a synonym for etiquette so naturally you'll want to know about the naughty bits first.

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Manage your manager, keep your job (The News & Observer)

Know your office's culture, take note of your boss's idea of etiquette, toot your own horn -- tastefully.

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Mainstream News Outlets Start Linking to Other Sites (New York Times)

By embracing the hyperlink ethos of the Web to a degree not seen before, news organizations are now acting in effect like aggregators.

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