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This is really astonishing to see how many kids under the age of two are now playing with phones and tablets on a day-to-day basis. When I was younger, I never played with technology or watched an ...

started by liz archer on 28 Oct 13 13 follow-ups, last by Hailey Miller on 05 Nov 13

This was an interesting article to read, but I agree with Avi. Though the intentions of this technology mean well, it will have a lot of negative effects on our society. First of all, it will make ...

started by Claire Donohue on 04 Nov 13 2 follow-ups, last by Tandis S on 05 Nov 13

Daniel: Maybe she thought the notebooks belonged to her children or their friends. As for the yogurt, I can't see any reason why any good parent would bring random food from the street into their h...

journalism China

started by Gibson Katz on 20 May 13 7 follow-ups, last by Sam Allen on 30 May 13

Although the FBI was involved in the facilitation of child pornography, I think it's an effective way to deal with pedophiles. The issue of child pornography can barely be looked at as ethical, so ...

started by Westler Emblidge on 30 May 13 12 follow-ups, last by Johanna Wong on 16 Dec 13

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/10402479/Children-fear-being-bullied-more-than-ghosts.html

Spiders Bully Children Fear

started by Dennis Lubensky on 28 Oct 13 no follow-up yet

Oh yeah.

started by jake izola-henry on 04 Jun 13 1 follow-up, last by Daniel Carroll on 04 Jun 13

This is a very interesting topic, and was covered well; as soon as I was reading it and wondering to myself how it was possible for Coy to identify herself as female so early in her life, the story...

started by Veronica Russell on 26 Mar 13 6 follow-ups, last by Aaron Newman on 04 Apr 13

Bear in mind the bias within the story; the headline is practically dripping with it. From the outset of the piece, we're being given most the sensational, outrageous angle, designed to make us det...

started by Westler Emblidge on 16 May 13 12 follow-ups, last by Aaron Newman on 30 May 13

http://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate/2013/06/03/what-are-fathers-for/children-are-better-off-with-a-father-than-without-one What does everyone think of this?

started by Gibson Katz on 06 Jun 13 no follow-up yet

I agree with Sonja, in that I found similarities between this story and the Tam Indian feature. The reason this segregated prom has gone on for so long is because of an illogical "reverence" for ...

started by Anna Vandergriff on 29 Apr 13 14 follow-ups, last by Billie Mandelbaum on 21 May 13

How does this relate to how we treat the widows or widowers and children of suicide deaths here--they can't get life insurance? http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/03/03/where-lush-beauty-conceals-...

started by Casey O'Brien on 03 Mar 14 no follow-up yet

The writer was able to maintain a light voice which I think aided getting his point across. As a lot of people have noted, this article is amusing. However while being amused the writer was able to...

started by Emma Boczek on 25 Sep 13 17 follow-ups, last by Hannah Y on 07 Nov 13

While reading this article, I kept thinking back to prom last year. Some of the things in the article applied to me, but others didn't. Then I realized though that prom is different for everyone, e...

gender

started by emily long on 30 Nov 13 10 follow-ups, last by Meg Weiss on 28 Jan 14

How could she have thought that this was a good idea? She said it was just a "simple joke", does she find people who lost their lives or were severely injured funny? I think that this was completel...

started by Maddy Sebastien on 05 Nov 13 6 follow-ups, last by Isabella Schloss on 05 Nov 13

The difference between sixty and seventy percent is sixteen percent. That's actual a lot of people, even if it doesn't feel that big. This article really goes to show that while some people grow up...

gender

started by liz archer on 28 Oct 13 4 follow-ups, last by Ariana Agnew on 29 Oct 13