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Three Conversations To Have Before Your Children Leave For College

May 20, 2013 By Tim Hoch Leave a Comment

A lot of the trials of college life can be mitigated by some simple conversations.

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Teaching Boys to Be Good Men?

June 4, 2012 By ozyfrantz 21 Comments

The Globe and Mail ran an interesting article on a various programs that are trying to teach boys to be good men. I tend to be suspicious of programs that teach boys to be good men, because they make me wonder why we aren’t teaching kids to be good people. Being a good person has very [...]

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