Search for a Writer:
Calculated Writer Scores
- Frequency of opinion markers: High
- Sentiment markers: Mostly Neutral
- What is this?
Community Writer Scores
Coverage
- Business: 10%
- Entertainment: 0%
- National: 90%
- Sports: 0%
- Science and Technology: 0%
- World: 0%
Words Associated with SARA SCHAEFER MUNOZ
Most Frequently Mentioned Topics
Sources They're Writing For (last 60 days)
Writer Feed Widget
Grab this free widget and get the latest news for this writer. You can post it on your web page or blog, or add it to your desktop. Click on the "get & share" button at the bottom.
Articles Written by: SARA SCHAEFER MUNOZ
There’s good news for parents researching day-care centers. Hard-to-get government inspection information is finally becoming available online.
In the past, parents had to drive to a state office during the workday or file cumbersome written Freedom ...
From SARA SCHAEFER MUNOZ,
Wall Street Journal,
28 May 2008
One piece of news floating around our workplace lately is that our offices are moving to another building. In the new one, we’ll have an on-site gym.
I was excited, figuring this would make it easier to squeeze workouts into my schedule. But then I ...
From SARA SCHAEFER MUNOZ,
Wall Street Journal,
28 May 2008
This morning I wearily awoke to my BlackBerry humming. We had just returned from an idyllic — if a bit chilly — weekend at a cabin in upstate New York with three other families. After checking my emails, I was soon up and out the door to work, (my ...
From SARA SCHAEFER MUNOZ,
Wall Street Journal,
27 May 2008
A front page article in Saturday’s WSJ looks at how many of today’s high schoolers are juggling as much as, or more than, many adults. Now, the article says, some parents find themselves in the paradoxical position of “urging their high school children ...
From SARA SCHAEFER MUNOZ,
Wall Street Journal,
27 May 2008
We’ve occasionally touched on diet and exercise — mainly, fitting it in amid the juggle. So I was intrigued by a new book called The Wall Street Diet, promising solutions for really busy people, with sections on commutes, business trips and family ...
From SARA SCHAEFER MUNOZ,
Wall Street Journal,
23 May 2008
Yesterday I was assigned to a story that gives any parents chills: A reported rise in drowning deaths among kids under 5. It was also a harsh reminder about paying attention to safety amid the distractions of the juggle. (Child Drownings Rise, Spark ...
From SARA SCHAEFER MUNOZ,
Wall Street Journal,
22 May 2008
One factor that often defines parents’ choices, from where they live, to what jobs they take, to the amount of time they spend shuttling their kids to and from extra-curricular activities — is the specter of college.
However, this piece in The Atlantic ...
From SARA SCHAEFER MUNOZ,
Wall Street Journal,
20 May 2008
When juggling work and family, some school events you can make it to, others you can’t. Then there’s “partial attendance.”
Last week was my daughter’s class party (yes, I finally discovered where and when.) Because it started early, I figured I could ...
From SARA SCHAEFER MUNOZ,
Wall Street Journal,
20 May 2008
On Wednesday, I attended law firm Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP’s annual Women-to-Women dinner in New York City, designed as a mentoring and networking event for the firm’s female lawyers and their clients. Sara Moss, (pictured) ...
From SARA SCHAEFER MUNOZ,
Wall Street Journal,
16 May 2008
A story in today’s WSJ sounds a warning to those currently thinking of taking on home remodeling projects. During the recent boom, it says, projects like an extra bathroom or bigger kitchen could re-coup as much as 90 cents on the dollar. Today, it ...
From SARA SCHAEFER MUNOZ,
Wall Street Journal,
15 May 2008
