Cups production weaves a woman's life milestones on stage
Sampson stars in a one woman play Cups that traces a wife’s mastectomy and its aftermath. The piece blends depth and humor as a couple confronts intimacy and aging, with October Breast Cancer Awareness Month adding meaning. A portion of tickets supports Health Care Access.
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Sampson
Lawrence
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Jon Goering
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Peggy Sampson
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Writing college essays without cliches
A guide to crafting memorable applications by avoiding tired topics. Emphasizes finding a personal story over a life resume, brainstorming with others, picking a simple moment, and using humor and clear prose.
Monogamy ideals clash with teen dating guidance
A reader seeks guidance on teen relationships noting radical monogamy and friends with benefits as poor models. Experts Samantha Schwartz and Dr Wes Crenshaw discuss balance between exclusivity and exploration, warning of power imbalances and emotional risk. They advise open dialogue, monitoring health and safety, and accepting monogamy while supporting her growth.
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Wes Crenshaw
Family Therapy Institute Midwest
Samantha Schwartz
Lawrence High School
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