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Caring for Kids Isn't Child's Play

A formerly avaricious college freshman finds that day care workers are smarter than she thought

By Hooking Up, We Count Ourselves Out

College women hardly ever get asked out on dates anymore. Maybe that’s partly their fault?

Their Life with a Dog

After I left for college, my parents needed a new object of love and attention. So they bought a Scottish terrier.

My Imperfect First Kiss

Wasn’t I supposed to be swept off my feet?
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You Are What You Speak

As a Korean-American, I thought my Korean was pretty good. Then I visited Seoul.

Newspapers No More

For colleges, it’s all the news that’s fit to print—online
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Life Imitating Art

Self-absorbed fans enacted the rap star’s lyrics—and we had a front-row view
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A Man Collapsed on the Sidewalk

As a pre-med major, I had to be honest: did I really want to be the doctor who would treat him?

Whatever Happened to College Dating?

The complexities of the casual date

Dating Family Style

How to act when Mom and Dad are both dating (but not each other), and brother is too
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Motorcycle Mama

My life as a badass biker chick, or taking the parking lot in the Motorcycle Safety Foundation Beginner Rider Course

Cooking Like an Egyptian

To learn about my heritage, I took classes in Arab politics and history. But they couldn’t make up for what I’d missed in the kitchen.

Wooing the Elusive Reader

Newspapers have a tailor-made tool within reach – if only they’d make an intellectual shift

I Luv U

And other things you should never send in a text message

Waiting Room

For a young cancer patient, it’s an especially nerve-wracking place

Their Own Sankofa

Ghana woos its black diaspora

What I Learned in a Ghanaian Shack

I didn’t expect to work while studying abroad. Then the sign in the window drew me in.

Painful Parties in Paradise

A college student from Hong Kong imbibes an American spring break

Skeptic at the Mosque

As teenagers, my friends and I would slip away to the pizza parlor while our parents worshipped. Years later, I realized I’d missed something.

We'll Always Have Soccer

Even as dictators ruled and the economy crumbled, Argentines loved their country through their teams
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And Did You Visit Any Terrorist Camps?

Virtually all Muslim men from the Middle East now get the third degree when they fly in or out of the United States — as if a “guilty” verdict had been stamped over an entire faith

Unprepared

Briefings for my semester abroad glossed over a key issue: how to ward off unwelcome sexual advances

Daughter Knows Best

After my parents divorced, I was the one giving the dating advice