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Asking Aaron Clarey: Is college worth the money?
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The Fallacy of the Two State Solution ‘For Dummies’
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Will El Dorado turn into gold for Colombia?
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Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan still being paid while awaiting trial
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London's calming hero: Ingrid Loyau-Kennett confronts killers
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Sarah Palin for the Senate? Tea Party says: Run, Sarah, Run
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Humility hastens new era of medicine
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Wall Street has a Wile E. Coyote moment
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Kaki King at the Howard Theater
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Is Anthony Weiner the new Barack Obama?
Tango of Mind and Emotion Archive: May 2012
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Memorial Day: So many men and women
This Memorial Day, how many men and women are there to remember? So, so many. Published May 25 2012
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Protests, passion, and change: Do your emotions rule you or fuel you?
NATO protests are winding down but passions stay strong. How much emotion is required for change? Violence is fueled by feeling, but so is creativity. Published May 21 2012
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Mental health month: Too many people are diagnosed, or are they?
So many people are being diagnosed with a mental health problem. Is this appalling, ridiculous, an excellent wake-up call, or something else? Published May 19 2012
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NATO, family, or friends: Feelings are not facts
NATO and feelings come to mind because of the impending clash of perceptions inevitable at this weekend's summit. It is the same clash we experience with our friends and family. Published May 15 2012
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Mother’s Day: It started with war and peace
While Mother's Day for Peace is a stretch from today’s memorial-to-mothers holiday, it was a celebration of motherhood on a grand scale, an attempt to cultivate human life everywhere. Published May 11 2012
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Mental health in plain sight: May is mental health month
There are mental health issues that need to be in plain sight during Mental Health Month. Up to 50 percent of those struggling with a mental health condition do not seek or receive help. Published May 5 2012
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Mental health: Concussions and the repercussions of being human
The death of Junior Seau might be the ultimate consequence of brain concussions, but there are other significant factors to consider in regards to his mental health. Published May 3 2012
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