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As mothers grow older, daughter becomes favorite PressPass

LOS ANGELES – Gentlemen, take note: If your wife has stopped calling you as much as she used to and you feel like you’re being replaced, you might be right to suspect that there’s someone else in her life. But it’s not another man – it’s another woman. And she’s probably your own daughter.

INFORUM, 04/19/2012

Rumors of violence via social media weigh on teens, schools

KEARNEY, Mo. – Charlsea Brewer says her experience being the subject of false postings on Facebook has inspired her to change. “I used to pick on people, too,” she said. “I’d point and laugh. I’m not that person anymore.” Charlsea could hear them talking. Too many eyes watched her.

INFORUM, 04/16/2012

Lentils, legumes offer meatless options for Lent

If you’re looking for an alternative to fish for meatless entrees during Lent – or for that matter, all year round – how about building some meals around beans?

INFORUM, 03/04/2012

Vitamin D popular, but health benefits still under debate

Claims about vitamin D are everywhere: on the Internet, on medical TV talk shows and, it seems, in the news nearly every week with the release of one study after another.

INFORUM, 03/04/2012

New Web programs seek to teach kids good cooking and eating

Will kids be more willing to mind the peas and cukes of proper eating if they’re taught to get excited about food, cooking and nutrition via their computer screens?

, 03/04/2012

Magna Carta translated into English for new exhibit at National Archives PressPass

WASHINGTON – To most Americans, England’s “Magna Carta,” or “Great Charter,” is a dead-tree document from the 13th century.

, 02/19/2012

'Secret World" based on children’s book ‘The Borrowers’ PressPass

The new anime version of “The Borrowers,” titled “The Secret World of Arrietty” by screenwriter and “supervisor” Hayao Miyazaki, has the fascination with household “spirits,” the same lovely color palette and attention to detail for which his films are famous.

, 02/16/2012

All's fair in love and 'War' PressPass

In “This Means War,” Hardy and Pine audition for James Bond and Ethan Hunt, respectively, playing CIA pals who always get their man. And they play guys who call on all their spycraft – and a lot of national security infrastructure – in competing to woo the same winsome blond, Lauren, played by Witherspoon.

, 02/16/2012

Higher learners seek higher earners PressPass

Site to find sugar daddies popular with college students

MIAMI – Let’s face it: Getting a college education, even at an in-state public university, isn’t as cheap as it used to be. Students are increasingly being forced to work long hours, or borrow substantially, to pay for their degrees. There is another financing option out there, however. It’s one that many find morally repugnant, but many students are seeking it, according to one website, including some in the Red River Valley.

INFORUM, 01/27/2012

‘Hugo,’ Plummer, Von Sydow and Close make this a sentimental Oscar contest PressPass

Meryl Streep has to be hoping that the 17th time will be the charm. Jonah Hill has to be the most shocked guy in Hollywood. Well, he and J.C. Chandor, the screenwriter/director of the superb but little-seen “Margin Call.” Martin Scorsese’s love poem to the movies and film preservation, “Hugo,” led the pack with a whopping 11 Oscar nominations when the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences announced the contenders Tuesday morning in Beverly Hills.

INFORUM, 01/24/2012

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