Silent confession at a reunion about a friend who killed himself
A narrator recalls three acquaintances who died by their own action, challenging stereotypes about despondency. He notes the ease of missing warning signs, the shock of colleagues, and the quiet handling of death in daily life as life goes on after tragedy.
Kodak warns against overhyped film deals and coupon scams
Kodak spokesman William J. Zimmer cautions that 100 rolls of film for 30 dollars offers and similar deals are misleading. Buyers get coupons redeemable for one roll per coupon after processing, and Kodak insists promoters clear the name from such promotions. Zimmer advises purchasing from trusted retailers and warns readers to think twice before buying coupon books.
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Addressing rape victims feelings and societal blame
The speaker stresses verbalizing feelings to help couples cope and warns time alone cannot heal rape trauma. Victims feel dirty or defiled and may be blamed for clothing or location. Education for children, stressing respect for all people, is proposed as a solution.
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Costa Rica’s Rich Coast Becomes Center Of Literacy
National Geographic notes Costa Rica, whose name means rich coast, developed as a middle class nation with no gold for early settlers. The country now has Central America’s highest literacy rate at about 90 percent and maintains more teachers than police.
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