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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2000
Page
13
A collection of Dear Abby columns discusses an extended blended family where ex-spouses attend holidays, stressing that parental ties to children remain central. Also included are letters defending a teenager’s choice about undergarments, praising self expression and challenging peer cruelty with historical context.
A reader asks where to send a letter for advice. The note provides the mailing address Dear Abby uses in readers inquiries, including P O Box details and city.
Colorado Springs Gazette profiles a 14 year old boy facing violence and court summons after a school fight. The piece summarizes James Garbarino's guidance on warning signs and coping strategies to prevent violence, urging parents to recognize mood shifts, attachment issues, moral development, mentoring, spirituality, and breaking macho stereotypes to expand boys' moral circles.
Cyetta Sampson reports that some experts argue boys are biologically and socially more fragile than girls. Michael Gurian cites biology contributing about 30 percent of a boy’s life, with lower serotonin in the male brain linked to more aggression. Societal images of boys as rough and capable of anything, plus higher male juvenile crime and risk, fuel calls for focused attention on boys’ health and behavior.
Joanne, a real estate agent, uncovers her husband Ray's yearlong affair with Sherry, a high school teacher. After confrontations, counseling, and renewed daily talks, the couple ends the affair, Ray leaves Sherry, and they work to restore trust and communication in their marriage.
Jaine Carter and James D. Carter describe research from Brilliant Beginnings showing how the first five years set language, literacy, and overall cognitive development. They cite studies on early language environments and high quality child care, urging parent involvement despite mixed headlines.
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