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Etiquette experts say 'Cheers' with question about party's drink menu

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By Lillie-Beth Brinkman, Callie Athey, Helen Wallace Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Lillie-Beth Brinkman, Callie Athey and Helen Ford Wallace August 26, 2024 at 5:05 AM·4 min read To our readers: The Oklahoman’s 20-40-60 Etiquette column ends with this column. Thank you all for supporting Lillie-Beth, Callie and me through the years, and for asking brilliant questions for us to answer. We have covered so many topics that spanned different eras, from traditional etiquette to modern-day technology questions, as well as different generations affected by different concerns.
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Back on the job market? Our etiquette team has some resume advice

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By Lillie-Beth Brinkman, Callie Athey, Helen Wallace Verified
| The Oklahoman Verified
QUESTION: I have been out of the job market for several years. When applying for a job, do I list the dates of my high school and college graduations? Am I obligated to tell if I am married, divorced or have children? Is there a way to list my volunteer experiences as to show that I have been working in the community? Thanks for your help. CALLIE’S ANSWER: No need to put married and/or children, that is personal information your potential new employer doesn't need to know.
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Caring cousin wants to help sloppy looking family member with his wardrobe Original

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By Lillie-Beth Brinkman, Callie Athey, Helen Wallace Verified
| The Oklahoman Verified
QUESTION: Is it ok to hint to my cousin that he needs to update his wardrobe and in general, take more time with his appearance? He always looks like he just rolled out of bed when he goes somewhere. CALLIE’S ANSWER: YES! I think you can say it with kindness. And since you’re family, it comes from love. LILLIE-BETH’S ANSWER: Good question, and one that requires finesse. First, why do you feel like you need to tell him?
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