Articles written by Amanda Drew
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Middle Eastern Cities
As cities in the Middle East are rapidly urbanizing, the contrast between traditional and modern values is becoming more and more apparent.
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Chico, California
Visitors young and old to this college town will discover that there's more to Chico than textbooks and red plastic cups.
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Songwriting And Emotional Health
Writing a Grammy-winning song may not be in the cards for everyone, but writing your own songs can spur emotional health, deeper relationships and less expensive therapy.
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America's New Take on Abortion
For the first time since 1995, a majority of Americans consider themselves "pro-life" on the issue of abortion.
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Declining Marriage Rates
Marriage rates across the world have been on a steady decline since 1972.
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Movie Review: The Soloist
"The Soloist," which hit theaters Friday, is based on a book by reporter Steve Lopez, who has a life-changing relationship with a resident of Skid Row.
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Combating Globesity
Now more than ever, pantries across the world are being filled with all the wrong things.
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Plan B Emergency Contraception
The Food and Drug Administration has been given 30 days to allow 17-year-olds non-prescription access to the morning-after pill, Plan B.
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Album Review: Marc Broussard's Keep Coming Back
Marc Broussard has come into his own with his newest album: a groovy synthesis of funk, blues and soul.
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Multicultural Parenting
By age 8, children clearly recognize racial differences between themselves and their peers.
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Multicultural Education
Multicultural education at an early age is fundamental to a child's present and future perceptions of racial identity.
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The Stinking Rose
The Stinking Rose, located in the heart of Little Italy on Columbus Ave., is a pleasurable way to spend an evening in San Francisco.
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7 Ways to Bond with Your Roommates
You may be coexisting at the same address but is the home environment you share with your roommates a place where you're truly cared for or simply tolerated?
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The Meaning of Hooking Up
"We hooked up" is the catchphrase of no-commitment intimacy in today's college culture. But what does it really mean to "hook up?"
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