Society Magazine

Paperblog Editor's Pick

• Rule #33 – Nicknames Are for Friends

  

  Strangers. There’s a reason they teach you not to talk to them. Most of them are creepy and weird. Especially the ones that don’t act like strangers at all. Eve... Read more

  The 19 April 2011 by   Don Mega
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• Moldova Looking West

  

  In 2009, pro-Western opposition parties unseated Europe’s last governing communist party amid public protests against the regime. Given Moldova’s high rates of... Read more

  The 18 April 2011 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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• Another Police Murder for Disobedience - Toy Gun Involved

  

  Deseret News reports "During this attempted dialogue, Mr. Krummi produced a handgun and would not comply with commands from officers to drop the gun," Powell... Read more

  The 18 April 2011 by   Mikeb302000
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• Are Gunloons Winning?

  

  Gunloons like to claim they're winning on the issue of gun policy. Andy Johnston, Jonathan Clark Sullivan, Mike Walther, Keith Milligan, Roy Kubicek, Jay... Read more

  The 18 April 2011 by   Mikeb302000
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• Think Again Our Relations with China

  Despite political rivalries with free nations, business societies regard China as an indispensible partner for growth opportunities. Moreover, some... Read more

  The 17 April 2011 by   Shahalexander
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• When Bullying Comes to Town. Picking Up the Pieces.

  

  It was a warm day. But not too warm of a day, the kind where you could be outside in long trousers and not break a sweat. It brought a smile to my face. We... Read more

  The 17 April 2011 by   Expatdoctormom1
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• Tricksters, Selfishness & Altruism

  In evolutionary biology, few issues have caused more debate than altruism or what appears to be altruism. It is generally accepted that selection operates on... Read more

  The 16 April 2011 by   Cris
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• How to Deal with Poverty in Schools

  

  While teaching in a big urban high school, I had a conversation with students one day about the “voluntary simplicity” movement, which consists of people who... Read more

  The 16 April 2011 by   Stevemiranda
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• 8 Most Charitable Celebrities

  

  Frequently lost among the ubiquitous stories of celebrity gossip and scandals are stories that reveal the charitable side of the rich and famous. Most... Read more

  The 15 April 2011 by   Mregina
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• Whatever Happened to the Russia of Tomorrow?

  

  Fifty years ago, the Soviet Union's Yuri Gagarin became the first human being to leave the comfort of Earth’s atmosphere and enter outer space. Five decades... Read more

  The 15 April 2011 by   Center For International Private Enterprise
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