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Woman Chooses Painful Route to Gain Respect
Hajnal Ban decided she was tired of being what she considered short. The five-foot-one Australian woman had been made fun of most of her life, and she ...
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Going 30 Days Without Make-up to Learn a Lesson on True Beauty
Marian V. Liautaud writes in an article titled "The Skin I'm In”:
One morning as I got ready for work, my husband watched me put on blush ...
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Toxic Assets
The 2009 economic crisis brought an interesting phrase into the headlines: toxic assets. Toxic assets are one of the factors contributing to the trouble ...
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Resident Regrets Snap Judgment of Patient
Dr. Katrina Firlik was the first woman admitted into the neurosurgery residency at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Her recent book, Another ...
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Reasons for Image Obsession Among Girls
In an article for Psychology Today magazine, Hara Marano writes about the constant pressure girls face concerning their image. Deprived of an internal ...
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The Teacher Who Couldn't Read
Do you ever feel that if anyone found out the truth about you, you'd be finished? Do you go through life basically trying to convince others that ...
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Missing Greatness
Dick Rowe was one of the most famous talent scouts in the music industry. It's safe to say he would rather you remember him for his better moments—like ...
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Judging by Appearances
A story from Malcolm Gladwell's Blink forces you to wrestle with this critical question: what keeps us from seeing people as they truly are?
Blink ...
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The Honor of Early Adoption
The notion that "the first will be last" doesn't seem to bother some folks. When Apple's revolutionary iPhone hit the market in late ...
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The Blessing of Disability
When asked how he would describe his disabilities, Patrick Henry Hughes replied, "[They're] not disabilities at all—more [like] abilities." ...
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