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March 2005
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Man is no longer king of his domain. He's now supposed to be an equal partner -- and a good listener, too. Blindsided by the escalating emotional demands of marriage, guys wonder how love became a no-win proposition.
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Actor John Leguizamo turns his tumultuous personal life into street-smart comedy—and dishes out sharp insights about love, family disasters and the shaky male ego.
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Bruce Kluger learns from the mistakes of his forefathers and examines the good, the bad and the complex in father-child relationships.
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A more organic take on human nature is emerging. It sees behavior as a product of distinct personality traits that we all have to a greater or lesser degree. In this new view, we're all just a little bit crazy.
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College life can be downright detrimental. Sleep deprivation, a bad diet and binge drinking can lead you to memory loss, alcoholism and even Alzheimer's.
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Newfangled vitamin waters and energy bars just can't compete with the old reliables—like whole foods, ginseng and the disciplines of eastern medicine.
More from this issue
Triggering the Baby Blues
Sleep deprivation is a sure culprit of postpartum depression.
by Carlin Flora
John Leguizamo: One-Man Firebrand
An interview about family life with comedian John Leguizamo.
by PT Staff
Advice: Unconventional Wisdom
Guidance on potential mates, shopaholics, ex-girlfriends and much more.
by Hara Estroff Marano
Menopause: A Good Excuse
Using menopause as a scapegoat for common aging ailments.
by Jennifer Drapkin
Desmond Tutu on Compassion
Compassion is not just a sentimental, passive action.
by Marc Ian Barasch
The Perils of Higher Ed
The undergrad life is a blast, but it may lead you to forget everything you learn.
by Steven Kotler
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