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Should Cursive Be Saved?

Cursive — the looping letters of flowing script— is disappearing from schools. Do we have a responsibility to save it?... Read full article

High-Tech Swimming: Is It Cheating?

If clothes make the man, as Mark Twain said, can they also make the man a cheater?... Read full article

With so many people eager to contribute to the Haitian relief & recovery effort, experts are now giving advice on how to avoid so-called “wasteful giving.”... Read full article

Returning an Adopted Child: Acceptable or Unthinkable?

Returns are the traditional safety net when products fail to please, but should returns be allowed for adopted children?... Read full article

Earthquake in Haiti: How to Help

The International Red Cross has said that as many as three million people may have been killed, injured, or made homeless by the quake. Here’s more information on how to donate.... Read full article

Single Mothers in the Military:  Kids or Country?

A single mother in the Army refused orders to go to Afghanistan, saying she had no one to care for her 10 month-old son while overseas. Should single parents be deployed to combat zones?... Read full article

Pets on a Plane: Going to the Dogs?

With the exception of service animals, is it irresponsible to bring your pet along in the cabin of a plane when you travel?... Read full article

Regifting:  Naughty or Nice?

Regifting is getting a makeover. But is it the new responsibility, or the old cheapness?... Read full article

Lawyers

Lawyers

When two lawyers argue in court, it’s life or death. But in a sushi bar, it’s life or marriage.... Read full article

Obese Kids: Criminal Neglect by Parents?

You are what you eat. But how responsible are you for what your children eat?... Read full article

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