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A lesson from Raymond Ibrahim on why Benghazi is important
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Car Review: Unchanged for 2013, Toyota Tundra still stands strong
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How to jimp-start your spiritual life
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TV tonight: Rectify and Bates Motel finales plus Mel Brooks on PBS
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Gun control president goes after pressure cookers?
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Why the U.S. ranks low in global health: Lessons from Japan
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Questions with Ted Williams, The Man With 'Golden Voice'
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President Obama and the Kindergarten Kids
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CT court employees face tough questions over conflicts of interest
Life Stories Archive: September 2012
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Book Review: "Paterno" avoids sensationalism as it looks at the famous coach
The book is about a man who came from humble beginnings and eventually captivated the athletic world. Published September 30 2012
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Asking Tim Elmore: What's the deal with Generation iY?
Generation Y is far more assertive and technologically literate than its predecessors. Nonetheless, many younger Americans are having a difficult time just getting by. Dr. Tim Elmore, author of "Generation iY", explains this serious dilemma. Published September 28 2012
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Interview with Dr. Twenge: Is Generation Y more narcissistic than earlier generations?
The book “Generation Me” probes the issue of this generation of young people being so self-centered. Published September 16 2012
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Mark Bauerlein, author of The Dumbest Generation: Why youth are failing
Why is our youth are not living up to the standardss. From rising social networking to the downfall of reading, not a stone is left unturned in the Dumbest Generation Published September 12 2012
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Barbara Oakley on the dangers of killing with kindness
Can something really be killed with kindness? Dr. Barbara Oakley, author of "Evil Genes" and co-editor of "Pathological Altruism" explains. Published September 12 2012
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Asking Barbara Oakley: What is the virtue of being selfless?
Most people think that altruism can only be wonderful. Dr. Barbara Oakley, author of "Evil Genes" and co-editor of "Pathological Altruism" explains. Published September 10 2012
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Russell Smith on the essentials of men's style
Developing a sense of personal style is tremendously important. How might one go about doing this? Russell Smith, author of "Men’s Style: The Thinking Man’s Guide to Dress", has some ideas. Published September 6 2012
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Interview Paul Kyriazi: The art of romance "James Bond" style
Style, romance, and the finer things all come to mind when James Bond is mentioned. Can the average guy really expect to live like Bond, though? Paul Kyriazi thinks so. In this second part of our interview, he explains why. Published September 1 2012
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Joseph F. Cotto is a social journalist and student of history from central Florida. He writes about everything from political trends to men's fashion, but finds nothing to be more interesting than a good interview. In the past, he ...
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