College freshman faces roommate conflict over boyfriend visit
A new college student, 20 hours from home, seeks guidance on a roommate issue. The roommate plans to have her boyfriend visit and possibly stay in the shared room, prompting the freshman to set boundaries. The columnist advises clear, respectful communication and involving the housing office if needed.
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Dear Abby: Grandfather accused of mistreating child
Dear Abby case concerns a six to seven year old girl who allegedly told her mother her grandfather touched her. There is no proof yet and the child denies when questioned. A professional evaluation and close supervision are advised. The second letter asks how to tell traditional parents about an elopement and suggests a direct talk with the parents introducing the son-in-law with humor.
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Amanpour explores Muslim and Christian activism across nations
In a London interview Amanpour discusses her Middle East and European segments, detailing Muslim activism in Iran and the Netherlands, and Christian conservatives in the United States. She notes the impact of these groups, the dangers of misperception, and the potential path to Islamist democracy in the Middle East.
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Stitch N Pitch draws knitters to Brewers game in Milwaukee
Fans mix baseball with crafting as Stitch N Pitch offers $22 field tickets with needlework gift bags. Participants mingle with groups knitting afghans for Meta House while some struggle with trivia, noting mixed interest in baseball and new fans.
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Rowling to write Scottish crime novel reported
The Sunday Times quotes Ian Rankin that J K Rowling is turning to crime fiction and writing an Edinburgh detective novel in Scotland. Rankin notes she writes in cafes, once a struggling single mother, now a billionaire, with seven Potter books selling over 335 million copies.
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