Opinion
Kenyon Collegian5hOpinion
Embrace basic etiquette and wipe down your Peirce tables
You walk into Peirce; you’re ready for some food, to sit down with friends or maybe to get that last bit of the assignment done before you head to class. You sit down at what is quite possibly the ...
Miss Manners: An RDP (restricted diet person) ruined our potluck dinner
I told my husband that if this happened again, I’d let him deal with RDP. He’s the one that invites this person ...
Alaska Dispatch News1d
Miss Manners: It’s the almost-thought that counts
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Some relatives and I were told of a baby shower for a distant cousin. No formal invitations were sent; we were invited by word of mouth and received a gift registry link by text ...
Miss Manners: Our potlucks worked great until the day this person showed up
As a lifelong opera lover, Miss Manners believes that if you can sit through a cartoon or two in exchange for introducing ...
Miss Manners: I am in dire need of a clap back for my casually rude friends
(Please send your questions to Miss Manners at her website, www.missmanners.com; to her email, [email protected]; or through postal mail to Miss Manners, Andrews McMeel Syndication, 1130 ...
Lehigh Valley Live8d
Miss Manners: If your mother-in-law ‘pops in’ unannounced at dinnertime, set her a place at the table
(Please send your questions to Miss Manners at her website, www.missmanners.com; to her email, [email protected]; or ...
The Spokesman-Review22d
Miss Manners: Who gets priority when both families visit?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Two months ago, my parents asked if they could stay with my fiancée and me for a few nights. (They live in a different part of the country.) After checking with my fiancée ...
Cleveland.com23d
Miss Manners: You look good, despite being ancient
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Is it bad manners to tell an old person that she looks young for her age? GENTLE READER: Can’t you just tell her how good she looks? Miss Manners is aware that the society ...
MLive23d
Miss Manners: My mother-in-law is grieving, but I don’t want to do anything for her
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My difficult mother-in-law has lost her husband. I don’t want to do anything for her, since she never appreciates it and always wants more. But I feel bad for her, since she ...
Oregonian23d
Miss Manners: Why did my concern for a woman’s safety get a rebuke from gym management?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am a 67-year-old man who works out regularly at a gym. The gym is open 24/7, and members have a key fob to enter since it is not always staffed. I was exercising at 9 p.m ...
housedigest23d
Give Your Basic IKEA Coffee Table A Modern White Velvet Upgrade
Who doesn't have an old LACK side table sitting around their home somewhere? The IKEA staple is so ubiquitous that the internet abounds with DIY projects that will take your IKEA LACK table from ...
Sun Sentinel24d
Miss Manners: They have parties for everything — and all of them require gifts
DEAR MISS MANNERS: We have friends who seem to think every little milestone should be celebrated like a small wedding. They hold celebrations and attach a wish list, sometimes with hundreds of ...