In 1911 a nearly penniless widow who called herself Katharine Gibbs sold her jewelry, scraped a $1,000 loan together, and bought a ramshackle “business school” in downtown Providence, Rhode Island, ...

She renamed the school the Katharine Gibbs School of Secretarial and Executive Training for Educated Women. She charged top-dollar tuition and advertised in the alumnae magazines of the Seven ...

This fact creates an outstanding opportunity to capitalize on the ever-increasing demand for secretarial services by starting a secretarial service that specializes in assisting clients online.

If the Educational Choice for Children Act was included in reconciliation, Republicans could pass it with a simple majority in each chamber. Otherwise, it would require 60 votes in the Senate.