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I paid for the seat, that’s where I sit," another person wrote. California-based etiquette expert Rosalinda Randall told Fox News Digital that "no one has the obligation to switch their seat." ...

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This would constitute a breach of an unstated but important contemporary etiquette. If I had erroneously sent an email to someone, I would expect and hope that the recipient would be courteous in ...

While either of those options might work just fine, my suggestion is pretty simple: Just use a waiter’s corkscrew. First make sure the bottle is very chilled. Carbon dioxide is more soluble at lower ...

Trump's willingness to break with traditional political etiquette—whether by firing officials, insulting rivals, or disregarding expert advice—might seem erratic to the political establishment.

Northwestern announced an 88% decrease in reports of discrimination or harassment against Jewish students between November 2023 and November 2024 in a progress report on the University’s efforts ...

The National Institutes of Health terminated at least 10 Northwestern research projects within the last month, many of which related to LGBTQ+ health issues. The cuts effectively left many ...

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