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FAMILY
VALUES
THE
ULTIMATE OXYMORON* FAMILY VALUES
“This identical twin inherited his Uncle Henry’s
violent temper.”
“Then how do you account for his identical twin who was
adopted being as gentle as a lamb?”
There appears to be no argument to the belief that much of
who and what we are stems from what we learned and how we
learned it with our family of origin, Nature and Nurture entwined.
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SOME
POLITICALLY CORRECT LABELS MAKE SENSE
Columnist George Will, in his effort to support Dan Quayle’s
pre-presidential campaign, referred in his March 10 column
to an author who sought statistics on illegitimacy from a
federal agency. <read
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THE
GREATEST GIFT YOU CAN GIVE YOUR CHILD
Blake never earns
“happy faces” on his math papers or book reports.
His classmates tell him that he’s stupid, and he doesn’t
argue. He is convinced they are right--that he will fail in
anything he does. Blake, nine years old, has already given
up on life.
Janet
is an overweight fifth grader. She has no friends and is nicknamed
Porky. Her peers stutter mockingly when they talk to her,
imitating the sounds of the famous cartoon pig. Janet hates
the world and herself. <read
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