Back to school: Attending class could dispel parents' fears
"Will they have a well-balanced diet? Get enough sleep? Party too much? Neglect their studies? Have enough warm clothes for the Michigan winter?" When sending a child to the University of Michigan, the list of parental worries may go on and on.
Under wraps: Military should re-examine Gulf War illnesses
During the Persian Gulf War, most experts were confident that Saddam Hussein did not carry out his most potent threat: using his chemical weapons arsenal against coalition troops. Even so, Pentagon officials assured full and expedient disclosure of any personnel exposure to chemical weapons. New evidence casts doubt on whether the military is living up to that promise.
Ladies: Watch out for players - their looks can be deceiving
When I was just a young budding freshman, my roommate and I had a little phrase that we wrote on our loft (ah, the days of lofts) that summed up, in a way unsuitable f
rint, our general sentiment that men are jerks. Before I bring upon me the wrath of all the Y-chromosomed members of the University, please note that it is common for us all, males and females alike, to enter phases characterized by a deep and soul-pervading disenchantment with our respective dating pools.
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