Aug
23
2007
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As students head to the nation’s college campuses, relishing their new independence, criminal prosecutions in the deaths of two young men are a sober reminder of how quickly alcohol-fueled “fun” can spin out of control.
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Among the many harsh realities greeting new and returning college students this week is the realization that some of their schools are rolling out one-strike-and-you’re-out rules regarding illegal downloading.
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The “High School Musical” kids were expecting big things for the just-premiered “High School Musical 2.” But they weren’t taking the big ratings for granted, either. Now, the accompanying soundtrack looks likely to debut tomorrow (Aug. 22) at No. 1 on The
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According to a new study from Brown University, self-injury is becoming more common. Researchers surveyed more than 600 high school students and 46 percent reported injuring themselves purposefully in the past year.
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Aug
20
2007
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Aug
7
2007
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College students are increasingly receptive to receiving advertising via text messages on cell phones and other mobile devices.
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Methamphetamine is described as “cocaine times 10.” It’s powerful and potent, and the addiction can start the first time you use the drug. Despite the warnings, the use of meth continues to rise.
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Aug
2
2007
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Mothers are twice as likely to physically hurt kids, government study finds
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Despite warnings from the American Academy of Pediatrics, the number of trampolines sold for home use continues to rise. The number of injuries from kids using trampolines is also rising.
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Aug
1
2007
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They wear clothes purchased at the Geneva Commons mall. Add highlights to cover annoying strands of gray. Drive silver SUVs and Saturday morning golf carts. Raise money for the booster club and yell their lungs out at Friday night football games.
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The death rate of kids using all-terrain vehicles in the United States increased significantly during a recent five-year span, according to one report, adding fuel to efforts by a parents’ group to restrict and ultimately ban the use of the machines by an
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Recent books and studies seem to indicate disturbing sexual trends among evangelical Christians. And this time we’re not talking about their pastors or political leaders. The new attention is on evangelical teenagers, who reportedly start sex earlier than
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