Tag: New York Times
In the Media – How to Manage a Long-Distance Friendship (New York Times)
Managing friendship long-distance can be challenging. The NYT offers some suggestions to make them work.
In the Media: How to break up with a friend (New York Times)
Smarter Living is an ongoing series in the New York Times offering practical advice to help young adults understand the world and make the most of its opportunities and challenges.
Great Friendship Stories: The Doria-Dentes from Brooklyn
Margaret Doria and Anita Dente have taught at the same two Catholic high schools in Brooklyn, at the same time, for 45 years. At first blush, they seem like the proverbial "odd couple"—an Oscar and Felix with different styles and views of the world. A collegial relationship at first developed into an extraordinary friendship. Fast […]
Phone Friends: Headed toward Extinction?
Be honest. Do you cringe when the phone rings? Check Caller ID and get annoyed when someone, even your BFF, calls when you’re in the middle of something? Prefer talking when YOU want to rather than when SHE wants to? Do you send a quick text or email with the hopes of avoiding a lengthy […]
Talking about friendship with NYT best-selling author Jane Green
New York Times best-selling author Jane Green is a mother of six. Remarkably, she has written a book a year for the past 12 years. Like her other books, the newest one also focuses on the emotional lives of lives of women.
A Facebook Christmas Love Story (by Walter Kirn)
Read about Walter Kirn’s Facebook Christmas Love Story…
Bonding when things go bad
Updated February 25, 2009 To read an update on the DABA girls who seem to have "exaggerated" their story to the New York Times, see this post in Newsweek. Whether the “excuse” is a book group, cooking club, or knitting circle—women characteristically gravitate towards one another not only to share interests but also to […]
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