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Five on Eight
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Children and Proposition 8 | The law and Proposition 8 | Mormons and Proposition 8 | Ann Landers and Proposition 8 | 'Biology, not bigotry'
Children and Proposition 8 At school and on sports practice...Tags: Vehicles, Hospitals and Clinics, Science and Technology, Advice Columns and Columnists, Referenda
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Obama's national security team
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer.story_bullet { font:11px Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; margin:2px 0 0 7px; text-indent:-7px; } .byline { font:normal 10px Arial, sans-serif; color:#666; margin-bottom:1px; } .position { font:bold 10px Arial, sans-serif; color:#990000; margin-bottom:1px;...Tags: Diplomacy, Bill Clinton, Business Enterprises, Colleges and Universities, Columbia University
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Do children of gay parents develop differently?
Times Staff WriterDespite three decades of research on gay parenting, social scientists cannot conclusively determine whether children raised by homosexuals develop differently, for better or worse, than those raised by heterosexuals. Though the early consensus is that...Tags: Education, Parenting, Science and Technology, New York University, Minority Groups
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Athletes' unbeatable foe
Times Staff WriterFirst of two parts Click for part two The worldwide sports anti-doping program, created to fight performance-enhancing drug use in international athletics, imposes severe punishments for accidental or technical infractions, relies at times on disputed...Tags: Arbitration, Science and Technology, International Olympic Committee, University of California, Los Angeles, Trials
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A digital tour through ancient Rome
ReutersTourists puzzled by the jumble of buildings in classical and modern Rome can now find their bearings by visiting a virtual model of the imperial capital in what is being billed as the world's biggest computer simulation of an ancient city. "Rome Reborn"...Tags: Gaming, Entertainment, Education, Rome (Italy), Colleges and Universities
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Help-wanted ad for nanny: `My kids are a pain'
It was an unusually honest ad for a live-in nanny, a 1,000-word tome beginning, "My kids are a pain." But it worked, attracting a brave soul who's never been a nanny before. "If you cannot multitask, or communicate without being passive aggressive, don't...Tags: Upper East Side, Craigslist, Inc., Social Sciences
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The right rape statistics
Much of what appeared in Heather Mac Donald's Op-Ed — "What campus rape crisis?" -- is damaging and demeaning. Admittedly, it is hard to look at our society and acknowledge that a problem of such magnitude exists. Mac Donald rationalizes her...Tags: Sexual Assault, Sex Crimes, Rape, Crimes, Prosecution
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She earns more, and that's OK
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterAaron Frazier married his college sweetheart Danielle four years ago knowing that she out-earned him by $10,000 a year. Now, that gap is even bigger. But even though Aaron's accountant salary today is half the $90,000 his wife makes monitoring clinical...Tags: Wages and Pensions, Marriage, Family, Homes, Colleges and Universities
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PASSINGS
James B. Pearson Progressive Kansas senator James B. Pearson, a progressive Republican who represented Kansas in the U.S. Senate for 17 years, died Tuesday at his home in Gloucester, Mass. He was 88. Pearson had been on kidney dialysis for several...Tags: Radio, Australia (movie), University of California, Berkeley, Entertainment, White House
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Negative campaigning -- what's new?
In 1800, Thomas Jefferson endured a presidential campaign in which supporters of his opponent, President John Adams, labored mightily to convince the public that the then-vice president was an atheistic coward hell-bent on ripping Bibles from the homes of...Tags: Adultery, Entertainment, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, George W. Bush
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Where Modernism hit an Art Deco wall
Sociologist NATHAN GLAZER is the author of "From a Cause to a Style: Modernist Architecture's Encounter with the American City," to be published in April.THE AMERICAN Institute of Architects recently asked a national sample to judge American buildings, monuments and other structures. Each participant in the survey rated some of the 247 buildings nominated by the institute, and the scores were tallied...Tags: Empire State Building, Education, White House, Frank Lloyd Wright, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
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Honey, I shrunk the president
Dear President Bush: As a professor of psychology at the University of Virginia, I sympathize with your pique toward that pesky reporter who tried to analyze your body language at a news conference this month, A National Intelligence Estimate had just...Tags: Diplomacy, Military Equipment, Science and Technology, George W. Bush, Republican Party
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