Cocooning to bunkering reshapes American home life
The rise of cocooning in the 1980s and its shift toward bunkering amid crime fear and tech intrusion reshapes daily life. Faith Popcorn foresees home as a fortress with security systems and telecommuting, while experts warn against overdoing isolation and stress the value of community and mindful coping.
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Brain Reserve
New York
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Zero tolerance school discipline sparks family plea
A letter describes a 15 year old boy suspended for alcohol and marijuana findings during a band trip. After a three day suspension and expulsion threat, the student faced restricted privileges and exams supervised by staff. The family seeks guidance from Dr. Rimm on policy and support. The piece notes community advisory efforts and potential nontraditional career outreach.
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