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Are You a Workaholic?
An accountant who fills out spreadsheets at the beach, a dog groomer who always has time for one more client, a basketball player who shoots free throws ...
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Kids Spend 30% of Day on Screens
If two of the 20th century’s iconic technologies, the automobile and the television, initiated the rise of American aloneness, then screens continue ...
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Your Biggest Threat on City Streets
Urban safety experts have long worried about the impact of distracted driving. However, a new study by researchers suggests we should be equally concerned ...
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Never-Lost Land
Despite decades of medical and cosmetic innovations, we haven't quite yet reached Never-Never Land, where no one ever grows older. But we're not ...
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Survey of Americans’ Top Ten Fears
Chapman University recently completed its 10th annual Chapman Survey of American Fears (2024). Each wave of the survey focuses on what Americans fear, ...
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The Strange World of Lego Heists
They're colorful, valuable, and make the most delightful noise shaking around in their box … and to the trained criminal eye, they glitter ...
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Rethinking Our Throwaway Culture
The knitting needle moves quickly, back and forth, making a pattern. It’s an Instagram video in the fascinating repair genre. Similar clips show ...
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Parenting in a Meme Culture
It feels like kids’ slang is evolving so quickly that adults now need to learn a new language just to keep up. The latest viral phrase? “Six ...
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Church Leaders Urged to Limit Children’s Screen Time
Jonathan Haidt, author of a bestseller, "The Anxious Generation," challenged church leaders to address an important issue. He writes:
As long ...
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Train Up a Child to Serve and Wait
In an issue of CT magazine, author Jen Wilkin writes:
Individualism says that I should do what’s best for me regardless of what’s best for ...
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