 It's the time of year when spirited young women and men graduate from the joyous, beer-soaked, afternoon-napping-allowed world of college and enter the soul-crushing, coffee-soaked, afternoon-napping-frowned-upon world of work.  | Remarkable Woman: Ann Murray Thanks to the indefatigable Ann Murray, Chicago enjoys a weekly gift of classical music under the world's largest Tiffany glass dome. |  | Love Notes: The court of love The place has all the charm of a shabby government office. Stained carpet, dusty fake plants, a thermostat with a lock on it. |  | Inside "stalker" apps An explosion of people checking into social networks is being exploited by mobile application makers and private detectives, who say they can use people's online chatter and photos to track them and find out where they live. |  | Fabric flower will bloom all year long Spring is here, flowers are in bloom — and it's a great time to raid your fabric stash for bits and pieces and put them to good use to create a flower of your own. |  | Fear of frying Relax, it's just a skillet full of hot oil. What you need to know and do for successful results. | |  | |
May 23: TribU: Lessons for Life: Finding Happiness. TribU columnist Jenniffer Weigel leads a discussion with Todd Patkin, author of "Finding Happiness," about pushing through adversity and overcoming the debilitating effects of depression and anxiety. 6 p.m. May 23, Gleacher Center, 450 N. Cityfront Plaza Drive, $15, 
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