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July 1992
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Forget about money. Don't fret about youth. Acting happy will make you happy, and more tips.
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An interview with University of Chicago's Froma Walsh on the subject of loss, exploring salvation in loss, legacies of loss that are destructive for generations to come, helping people speak about it, and human need to make sense out of it.
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Offers a look at near-death experiences-- How they have become psychology's newest cottage industry and questions how real they are.
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Profiles author, teacher, and preacher Marianne Williamson. Why the media has given her so much attention, her best-selling book 'Return to Loving,' her attitudes toward established spiritual health, and why we need her now.
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The Dangerfield effect
by PT Staff
Sons of violence
by PT Staff
Pigs 'R us
by Harry Stein
A toast to reality
by PT Staff
Mound olympus
by James Mauro
Whimperers Anonymous
by PT Staff
An inch against AIDS
by PT Staff
Role call
by PT Staff
She Scores, He Shoots
by PT Staff
The pedestal crumbles
by PT Staff
Mired in misery
by PT Staff
Blurring the Image
The cycle of aggression perpetuates itself for both boys and girls alike.
by PT Staff
Scanty coverage
by PT Staff
Locked out of our own house
by PT Staff
Ozzie-bashing
by PT Staff
When spouses grouse
by PT Staff
Down and out of it
by PT Staff
Who do you think you are?
by Eileen Donahue,Keith Harary
Your Brother's (Score) Keeper
by PT Staff
Anatomy of attention
by PT Staff
Gender and joy
by PT Staff
Pressing for attention
by PT Staff
What Couples Can Do
by P.A. Cowan
Gender mender
by PT Staff
Athletes and drugs: A separate pace?
by PT Staff
The comeback couch
by PT Staff
Is there love after baby?
by Carolyn Pape Cowan,Philip A. Cowan
Visions of Victory
Performance enhancement strategies from a top sports psychologist.
by Steven Ungerleider
Royal scandal
by Somon Sebag Montefiore
Loss loss loss
by Owen Lipstein,Hara Estroff Marano
Marianne Williamson: Who is she & why do we need her now?
by Simon Sebag Montefiore
Bright lights, big mystery
by James Mauro
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