Care for all: 'U' should include students in Kids Kare program
Throughout the course of the latter half of the century, families with two working parents have become more and more commonplace. In response, the number of daycare providers has grown rapidly to accommodate the needs of working parents. A major problem for working families arises when a child becomes ill, since most daycare providers refuse to tend to sick children and often, parents cannot afford to take a day off from work.
Pulling rank: U.S. News omit qualitative measurements
Each Winter, U.S. News and World Report publishes its university rankings issue, which lists what the magazine views as the best graduate programs in the country. But this year, prospective lawyers may not run to the news stands, as most of the nation's law school deans have spoken out against the magazine's ranking system.
'Babykillers?' The men and women in uniform deserve better
"Babykiller!" The voice must have been overwhelming - if not for its volume, then for its message. Faces must have been way too close and tempers way too high. A bearded man screamed the accusation again, spit flying into the unseasonably warm air, the crowd behind him flaring into a brief bout of shouts.
02-24-98
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