First-born children receive more parental attention says psychologist
Washington psychologist Dr. Charles Ward of the University of Maryland argues that first-borns tend to be left-handed, more intelligent, ambitious and high achievers due to heightened parental attention. Later-born children reportedly receive less attention, are less conscientious and less successful.
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Southern women resist liberal era shift in the South
The article surveys southern women’s reluctance to embrace the Equal Rights Amendment and broader feminist reform. It cites cultural chivalry, traditional gender roles, and religious values as barriers, notes cautious progress among white, under 30 women, and highlights limited gains among black women and working-class whites. It also reports rising complaints to the EEOC as women push back against discrimination.
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Flower arranging class for seniors in Carbondale
Beginning July 10 and each Thursday through August 31 senior citizens may learn flower arranging from Herbie Beyler at Oakdale House 940 N Oakland Ave Carbondale. Sign up by August 9. At 12 15 p.m. Patti Duvall will sing for the Golden Goose Luncheon Club at 310 S University Ave.
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Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
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