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Mandatory Service

Is mandatory service today the best way to encourage willing service tomorrow? Legislation has been proposed that would force high school students to participate in a set number of hours of community service per year. Not just to make it into the National Honors Society, or for a better chance...

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Lead is Bad

Toys that contain lead or phthalates can be harmful to children. So, the U.S. recently signed into law legislation that prohibits both, the strictest ban in the world. This has been universally heralded as a positive. Kids are safer. Parents don't have to worry. No consumer wanted lead in the...

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I Wanna Be Like Don

I've been thinking about changing my personality, to emulate Don Draper, lead character on the hit AMC series, "Mad Men" about ad executives from NYC in 1960. Most noticeably, the dude is always calm, and speaks intentionally. His personality commands attention. So, why shouldn't I emulate this? Because it's not...

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A Vicious Exercycle

There's an overweight man. He's embarrassed about his appearance, and really needs the motivation and personal attention of a gym membership. Here's the problem. He is embarrassed about his appearance. And joining a gym would require him to go out into that very public he's embarrassed to be seen by...

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U.S. Eh?

I wonder if people from other countries are confused when they watch the Olympics and see that a large majority of American athletes are black? They know our politicians. They know our Hollywood stars. And then they watch track and field, and basketball contests being dominated by Americans who largely...

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