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Claire Moore

Sacramento
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Claire Moore’s Biography

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After earning a bachelor's degree in accounting, I worked for several years as an accountant and tax preparer. For eight years I operated my own accounting and tax practice.

Moving on I earned a master's degree in instructional design and technology. In this new phase I created multimedia content for several clients including the Western Area Power Admin.

This lead me into teaching where I've specialized in business and computer skills at local colleges in the Sacramento area.

I began writing …

Claire Moore’s Journalist Portfolio

Keys to success in life come from more than having a college diploma | Citations

Keys to success in life come from more than having a college diploma | Citations

If you've been wondering whether or not it's worth it to stay in college, recent news reports may help to set…

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TransCanada Keystone XL pipeline takes eminent domain to new lows

TransCanada Keystone XL pipeline takes eminent domain to new lows

Five different groups of Texas landowners are opposing TransCanada Corporation's construction of the southern…

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Growing Culinary Herbs

Growing Culinary Herbs

Nothing entices, enthralls, and brings back pleasant memories like the smells that come from a kitchen in ful…

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How to Choose a Daily Money Manager for Your Finances

How to Choose a Daily Money Manager for Your Finances

Handling bills, deposits, and payments is a daunting task for most of us, but consider how much more challeng…

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How to Set Up an IRS Tax Payment Plan - 8 Steps to Consider

How to Set Up an IRS Tax Payment Plan - 8 Steps to Consider

It's always nice to receive a tax refund - it can feel almost like finding free money. Unfortunately, sometim…

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GAAP and IFRS: International accounting standards shape accounting education | Q&A

GAAP and IFRS: International accounting standards shape accounting education | Q&A

As the U.S. moves closer to the adoption of international accounting standards, the debate over the use of Ge…

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Articles

Felicia St. Cyr Confronts Demons of Whiteness in America Through Solo Dance Work

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By Claire Moore
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Please note: this review does contain spoilers as well as themes of self-harm and suicidal ideation. “The Chronic Caucasian”, a solo dance work choreographed and performed by Felicia St. Cyr, took place on the evening of July 13th, 2025, at the Electric Lodge in Venice, California as part of the Daredevil Arts Festival. The work explores the emotional, cultural and social impact of whiteness in America and consequently struck me to the core of my being.
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Besides a Close Relationship, Three Details Show a Man Doesn’t Love You

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By Claire Moore
| Medium
Unveiling the Truth: When He Doesn’t Love You, It’s in the Details Many women look at certain things when they size up a guy. For example, they check if he has savings, if his house is big enough, or if he has a lot of potential for career growth. But sometimes, we focus on the external stuff. When we do this, we often miss the important things about the man himself. The most important thing about a man is whether he truly loves you. If a man loves you, he will work hard for you.
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How Women Stay Young-Looking

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By Claire Moore
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The Power of Consistent Exercise and Healthy Habits Everyone grows up, and everyone gets old. Most people age at about the same rate. However, a few people age faster or look much younger than others their age. Some might not even look like they are the same age at all. Like, some women in their fifties look like they’re in their forties, and some in their forties look like they’re in their thirties. Part of why a woman looks young could be genetics, but mostly, it’s up to her.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Copyeditor for my college newspaper.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

yes

How is social media changing news?

Social media is making news more immediate and more relevant through a wider participation from the public.