Several years ago, an innovative speaker came to Cleveland High School to present a program titled “We Want Our Community Back.”

Michael Lewis writes in  Moneyball,   the bestselling book about Billy Beane, who is the prudent financial and business savvy general manager of the Oakland Athletics baseball team—the book that now has become a Hollywood movie: Billy may not care for the Oakland press but it is really very tame next to the Boston press, and it certainly had no effect on his behavior, other than infuriate him ...

Getting a "foot in the door" when you are applying for a job has changed as more and more applicants attempt to stand out in the stack of resumes that pile up on every manager's desk. A prospective boss is now looking beyond the resume and using the Internet and social networks to dive deeper into an applicant's online persona.