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When Families Become Less Insular and More Open
By SARA BERMAN
September 30, 2008
Day in and day out, if the only people we speak to about the election (or any subject for that matter) are people who share our beliefs, are we really engaging in any kind of thoughtful deliberation? It's understandable that our children are exposed to a rather limited scope of views, but shouldn't we make an effort to expose them, and ourselves, to as many ideas and thoughtfully crafted opinions as possible?
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No to No-Sibling Policies in Private Schools
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When Children Play a Part in Grieving
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Eco-Friendly to Baby's Bottom
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