Mead predicts fewer marriages and births in coming decades
Anthropologist Margaret Mead told a URI audience that changing sex roles and marriage expectations will reduce U S births in the next quarter century. The 76 year old, married three times, warned of a rise in childless couples and fewer marriages across the nation.
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Small Claims Reform Sought As Courts Face Criticism
A two year study critiques small claims courts for slow scheduling and high costs while proposing reforms. Authors Weller and Ruhnka suggest limiting lawyers to points of law, letting judges conduct witness questioning, and boosting collection efforts. The report notes notices of progress and urges broader state adoption and updated consumer protection knowledge. The piece ends with a National Geographic note on a giant king crab weighing nearly 25 pounds and five feet wide.
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