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Whose Life Would You Save?
By
Padmini Mangunta
I think I need to take a mental break from the race question, truly frightening schoolyard violence, health care reform, civility and the handful of other topics America is getting itself enraged over this week. So, let’s play a game. Most of us have played different versions of the who-would-you-save game. You know it, “If…
Should We Be Judged by the Bad Behavior of Our Friends?
By
Padmini Mangunta
Well, friends, I hope you’ll bear with me for some good ol’ Monday angsting. As we all know, it’s tempting to navel-gaze, but I think that my questions for you just manage to miss the self-indulgent mark (I hope?)… Some would say you’re only as good as the company you keep. If that’s truly the case,…
Is It Our Civic Duty To Watch President Obama’s Health Care Speech To Congress?
By
hfields
Whether you’re for it or against it, odds are, you feel passionately about health care reform. But how many of us have even made the attempt to dive into the 1,000-odd page health care reform bill H.R. 3200 “America’s Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009”? I can tell you I made it as far as…
The Act of Giving — Who Does It Best? Men or Women?
By
Padmini Mangunta
Three studies recently released brought a new twist to that age-old competition, man vs. woman–the question of generosity and charitable giving.The series of studies, published in the August 2009 Journal of Consumer Research, examined how men and women gave to victims of Katrina and the South Asian tsunami, as well as how they gave to…
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