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| Between the Tweets |
| The Boston Globe Magazine,February 13, 2011 |
| It's a portable, wireless, always-on world. What are these seductive devices doing to your marriage? Read > |
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| Ho-ho no |
| The Boston Globe Magazine,December 5, 2010 |
| Hanukkah's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. Bah, humbug Read > |
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Ka-Ching |
| CommonWealth Magazine, |
Spring, 2010 |
| What happens when a casino moves into town? A visit to Pennsylvania offers a glimpse of what the future holds for three Massachusetts towns.Read > |
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The Maybe-Baby Dilemma |
| The Boston Globe Magazine, |
November 22, 2009 |
| What to do with unused embryos, a byproduct of a booming fertility business, is a question patients are rarely prepared to deal with. They have several choices: finding a research program or fellow patient to accept a donation, discarding the extra embryos, or doing absolutely nothing.Read > |
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| My Kindle Quandary |
| The Boston Globe Magazine,September
27, 2009 |
| Even libraries are going digital. What's a book lover to do? Read > |
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Boomers and Babies |
| The Boston Globe Magazine, |
July 26, 2009 |
| When's the right time to start a family? For this generation, it's never too late? Read > |
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Back to the Tap |
| The Boston Globe Magazine, |
July 12, 2009 |
| As they pinch pennies and pay more attention to their carbon footprint, Americans' romance with store-bought water is on the wane. But is the stuff that comes out of the faucet actually safe to drink? Read > |
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Let's Talk About Sex |
| The Boston Globe Magazine, |
February 1, 2009 |
| High school kids are being
taught about the birds and the bees with the same fear-mongering
tactics many of us remember. But some health educators today
are offering teens a more grown-up lesson: Sex isn't necessarily
a bad thing. Read > |
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| Hovering
Closer |
| The Boston Globe Magazine,October
5, 2008 |
| In the ever-competitive
college application world, parents are involved at every
step of the game - and the kids seem to like it that way. Read > |
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| Divided
Loyalties |
| CommonWealth Magazine, Fall
2008 |
| Why do we trust our employers
and our favorite brands more than our government? Read > |
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| For
Me, School's Out |
| The Boston Globe Magazine, September
7, 2008 |
| An ex-teacher discovers
that yesterday's students are today's friends. Read > |
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Hurry
Up, Grow Up |
| The Boston Globe Magazine, |
May 11, 2008 |
| What happens when students
choose majors in eighth grade? Read > |
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| Driving
Me Mad |
| The Boston Globe Magazine, April
13,
2008 |
| Singles discover a new
kind of road rage. Read > |
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Easy
Out |
| The Boston Globe Magazine, |
November 11, 2007 |
| Ok, maybe not easy. But
today's gay high schoolers are discovering that declaring
their homosexuality - and doing it at younger and younger
ages - brings little of the stigma and complications that
earlier generations faced. Read > |
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| Meet,
Marry, Move On. |
| The Boston Globe Magazine, July
15, 2007 |
| When you're looking for
a soul mate, why let a spouse slow you down? There's a new
emphasis in marriages on emotional togetherness, a standard
some relationships just cannot meet. Good thing nobody bats
an eye anymore when young, childless couples divorce. Read > |
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