Five-part formula for life extends to all ages
The piece cites Kenny Rogers, noting values that promote quality of life: love, purpose, hope, humor, and resilience. It cites studies of centenarians and argues these elements help people from children to seniors live fuller, happier lives. Emulation of these tactics could yield a better year for all.
Rise of antisocial law sparks debate on zero tolerance
George Will notes a public drift from Hidden Law to Bureaucratic Legalism in policy on everyday behavior. He cites incidents from a 12 year old subway snacker to school bans and campus codes, arguing formal rules erode privacy and civil life while fueling moral exhibitionism.
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Public forum supports transit system in Lawrence
Letter praising Kurt Thurmaier on being first bus rider on Route 7 and urging support for energy efficient Lawrence Transit System. Writer recalls postwar transport shifts in Europe and cites Dr George W Brown on highway safety, urging reduced car reliance and better mass transit.
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Old Home Town Christmas Day Warmth Record
A Lawrence Journal note recalls an unusually mild Christmas with a record 68 degrees and a brisk post holiday shopping scene. The Dec 26, 1900 entry quotes festive pride giving way to a dinner of warmed over turkey, reflecting local whims and mood.
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What Women Want—A Movie Ad, Commerce, and Gender
Boston Globe critic Ellen Goodman surveys What Women Want noting heavy product placement especially Nike and Barbie-like cosmetics. The review argues the film doubles as a marketing pitch turning Mel Gibson into a sympathetic male ally while layering ads into the plot and raising questions about consumer culture and female empowerment.
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