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Abby Purdy

Wesabe: Get to Know Your Money - 0 views

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    Take control of your money, find the best values in your area, and reach your financial goals by joining the Wesabe community. One of a number of websites dedicated to helping users become financially literate in a very hands-on way.
E Schickler

EBSCOhost: Book industry will miss 'Potter' - 0 views

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    The book industry will suffer a hit when the Harry Potter books aren't as popular. So many people read all the books and it was such a great time for the finances of the book business. Many people agree that Harry Potter will be missed.
E Schickler

EBSCOhost: The power of Potter - 0 views

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    This article discusses the positive impact that the Harry Potter books have on children's reading. Since so many poeple have read the series or seen the movies, the books can constantly be referred to by teachers.
J Graul

High School Students' Perceptions on Potential Links Between Media and Health Behaviors - 1 views

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    This article discusses how younger adults, and students health behaviors can be effected by the media they watch. About 84 students were tested in this and also covered other subjects like its effect on eating disorders, behavior, and violence.
Abby Purdy

Free Personal Budget, Online Money Management, Personal Finance Software, Financial Pla... - 0 views

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    Free online personal financial advisor to help you manage your finances. Save money, decrease debt and make plans with Thrive. One of a number of websites popping up, designed to make users financially literate in a hands-on way.
Abby Purdy

How twentysomethings are coping with the recession. - By Emily Bazelon - Slate Magazine - 0 views

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    Apprehension, with an enduring edge to it. That's the general mood among the twentysomethings I've heard from during the last several weeks in response to a question I asked about how the recession is making them feel.
Abby Purdy

The Orwellian language of Wall Street finds its way to the Treasury Department - 0 views

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    An interesting article that unites language and finance and the current fiscal crisis.
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