Sugar Editorial Picks
Feb 20, 2008 -
Dear Sugar,
I have more than I ever imagined at this point in my life — I'm a student at a prestigious university, where I'm captain of a varsity sport, I volunteer with children on the weekends, I have the best boyfriend, and my relationships with my parents are better than ever, but I'm terribly unhappy.
When I was younger, my family didn't have a lot of money, which put stress on my parents and me. The need for a comfortable, stable income has always been my motivation to work hard.
- 25 Comments
Aug 07, 2007 -
Dear Sugar--
Weeks after finishing college I landed a job for one of the world's biggest companies. It was incredible and 8 months on, I'm still pinching myself. However, the transition from the breezy student life, to the grueling work days where I get home well after 7:30 pm are starting to take their toll.
- 19 Comments
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Sep 02, 2009 -
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton got a letter on Tuesday from Project on Government Oversight (POGO), and I’m sure she didn’t like what she saw. It was reported that private security contractors ArmorGroup North America guarding the US Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan, have been behaving not like professionals responsible for keeping American government workers safe, but like crazed frat boys on a particularly debaucherous Spring break.
What have they been up to?
- 4 Comments
Sep 30, 2008 -
Politicians constantly talk about how US jobs have been shipped over seas. But something else travels with the jobs — stress. While 70 percent of outsourced American jobs go to India's call centers, stressed-out Indian youth want to ditch their unhealthy posts for more fulfilling careers.
- 44 Comments
Sep 26, 2008 -
Dear Sugar,
I just finished my master's in May and I still can't find a job. I am in the education field and I live on Long Island, where jobs are hard to find. My boyfriend and I have an apartment together, and he is working a lot to keep us afloat.
- 12 Comments
Aug 25, 2008 -
Today Mexico’s Supreme Court is deliberating on whether or not to overturn the 2007 law that legalized abortion in Mexico City.
Primarily meant to help the city’s poorest women, who had received one too many botched abortions at illegal clinics, the law has been met with unrelenting resistance in the Catholic country. Eighty-five percent of gynecologists have declared themselves conscientious objectors, and hospital staff members have been reported as hostile and demeaning, creating unnecessary impediments for women.
- 15 Comments
Jun 27, 2007 -
Dear Sugar--
My boss is getting married next month, and while I am extremely happy for her, I feel like she has completely dumped all her work on me, not to mention taking off for a three week honeymoon! I have been waiting to get promoted at work for months now and while I am totally willing to pick up the slack around the office, I feel like I am completely being taken advantage of. It just seems so unfair that she gets to take so much time off just because she is getting married.
- 9 Comments
Apr 03, 2008 -
Dear E. Jean,
I’m so frustrated! I’ve been dating the most fantastic and wonderful guy for the past month.
- 42 Comments
Mar 18, 2008 -
The long Democratic campaign is taking a toll on underpaid, and overworked campaign staffers. This campaign of attrition has made history in two ways: it started earlier than ever, and is lasting longer than ever. Not wanting to concede any fatigue, Obama and Clinton staffers push themselves to work at full speed, sometimes not taking even one day off in months.
- 7 Comments
Oct 26, 2007 -
Dear Sugar,
I have been dating my boyfriend for two years. Ten months of it was long distance - way long distance between the US and Europe. He has been back in the US for about four months, and I just started graduate school and he hates his job.
- 8 Comments