Where was the love for dear ol' dad Father's Day essay
Our Views reflects on the origins and slow adoption of Father's Day from its 1910 Spokane beginnings to Nixon's 1972 official recognition. The piece argues fathers mold and protect, guiding sons and daughters toward responsible adulthood, and notes changing family structures and the role of retailers.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
San Francisco Soda Ad Warning Sparks Debate
San Francisco Board of Supervisors moves to require added sugar beverage ads carry a prominent warning about obesity diabetes and tooth decay. Critics say warnings mislead and information alone rarely changes behavior while supporters argue the measure protects public health.
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San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Captain Obvious
Josh Bloom
Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences
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American Council On Science and Health
San Francisco
New York
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
United States
Scott Wiener
Father in Prison Offers Heartfelt Father's Day Apology
In a Letter to the Editor, Tahari Maddox from Marion reflects on crime, regret, and his hope to change. He apologizes to victims, family, and his 3 year old son, shares loss of his aunt, and pledges to work toward being a better father upon release. He acknowledges long sentence and seeks forgiveness from those hurt.
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New York City
Journal
Health Affairs
Starbucks
New York
Carnegie Mellon University
George Loewenstein
New York Times
Tahari Maddox Marion
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