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Marco Buscaglia’s Biography

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Marco Buscaglia, 46, has worked as a reporter, producer and editor at Tribune Co. since 1994. His stories have appeared in the Chicago Tribune, the Los Angeles Times and the Miami Herald, among others. Buscaglia earned his Master’s in Writing from DePaul University in 2009 and his Bachelor’s in English from Illinois State University in 1991. Buscaglia’s fiction and poetry have run in the Chicago Reader, Druid’s Cave and other publications. In addition to writing and editing at Tribune Brand Pub…

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Finding the Perfect Summer Camp

Finding the Perfect Summer Camp

Whether it's a space camp, music camp or wellness camp, a lot goes into creating the idyllic summer setting f…

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Heads up: Options abound for cancer patients dealing with hair loss

Heads up: Options abound for cancer patients dealing with hair loss

While it's no secret that chemotherapy can help destroy cancer cells that are present in the human body, it c…

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Up close and personal: New breast replacement surgeries offer options, hope

Up close and personal: New breast replacement surgeries offer options, hope

When Isabelle Hopper learned she had cancer in her right breast, her first thought was to have both breasts r…

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No Such Thing as TMI: Discussing alcohol abuse with teens

No Such Thing as TMI: Discussing alcohol abuse with teens

It's no secret that today's teens are bombarded with glamorized messages of alcohol. They see images of bikin…

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Tattletales from the office: When and why should you cc others on an email?

Tattletales from the office: When and why should you cc others on an email?

"When someone cc's my boss on an email to me, I feel like I'm in third grade and some kid just told the teach…

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Just say no: You can turn down extra work and still maintain your reputation

Just say no: You can turn down extra work and still maintain your reputation

You've finally crawled out from under the pile of work on your desk and look forward to spending some time pl…

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Working the late shift? These tips can help

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By Marco Buscaglia Verified
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Make sleep a priority: Your ability to work a successful night shift starts before you arrive. According to sleep specialists, adults should aim for 7 to 9 hours of sleep per 24-hour period. They must create a consistent sleep routine. Create an optimal sleep environment: Use blackout curtains, wear an eye mask, run a white noise machine and avoid electronic devices before bed to ensure restful sleep during daylight hours.
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Expert job tips for 2025 graduates

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By Marco Buscaglia Verified
| Boston Herald Verified
As the class of 2025 prepares to enter one of the most erratic job markets in recent history, with 2 million graduates competing for positions, young prospective employees should prepare as much as possible for that first job. They also need to be aware of post-pandemic changes to the workforce and workplace so they can clearly understand their role. In other words, they’ll need to show job recruiters that they’re more than their academic credentials.
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Spring can launch careers in recreation and adventure

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By Marco Buscaglia Verified
| Boston Herald Verified
For nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts who crave a job in the fresh air, spring usually signifies the start of the hiring season. It’s the time of year to start looking for a new part-time or full-time job at parks, recreation facilities and outdoor environments across the country. This year, though, things are a little different.
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