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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1985
Page
5
Meg Whitcomb answers readers about office party disillusion, marital infidelity jokes, and a troubling tale of discovering a spouse is gay. She urges coping strategies, self blame removal, and broader social engagement to rebuild confidence and dating life.
DEAR DR LAMB You report a wide daily blood pressure swing with a low morning reading and higher evening pressure. Your sodium test is only one measure and cannot guide salt allowance. If evening pressure is accurate, limit salt to moderate amounts or stop adding salt and discuss with your doctor. Lawrence Lamb is a columnist for Newspaper Enterprise Association.
Rusty Brown notes how women’s history courses reveal a male centered past with Locke and the Renaissance offering little to women. He cites Bernice Sandler on 400 programs, 3,000 colleges, rising enrollment, and ongoing tenure challenges, yet optimism that mainstreaming may outlast budget cuts.
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