September 2001

Can Men and Women Be Friends?

Male-female friendship can be tricky, but both benefit from cross-sex buddyhood.

Why Our Kids Are Out of Control

Focusing on good behavior decreases the instance of misbehavior.
See Jane Run

Jane Seymour is a veritable juggling act. Best known as Dr. Quinn, the award-winning actress is also an author, painter, philanthropist and mother of six.
Why America Loves Reality TV

Examines the fascination of the people in the United States with reality television programs. Criticisms against the voyeurism of reality television programs; Findings of a survey which examined the reasons for the public's fascination with reality programs; Misconceptions about reality television programs and why people watch them.

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THE HERBAL DEBATE

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The Lotus Eases Pain

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How I Battled Bedlam

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THE PLACEBO RESPONSE (Book Review)

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Why Our Kids Are Out of Control

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Jane Seymour, the veritable juggling act.

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Never Too Thin

Are magazines to blame for promoting thin ideals.

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Feeling Good With Flipper

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The Search for Survivors

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Perchance to Dream

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