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Old fears follow their familiar path

Old fears follow their familiar path

The Boogie Man walks again, popping up in unexpected places.
by Gordon C. Stewart

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Disoriented, nauseous and three hours from home

Disoriented, nauseous and three hours from home

A University of Wisconsin freshman gets an up-close, personal look at the health story of the year.
by Will Weggel

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How reality TV leaves reality behind

Now people are stars because they're famous -- never mind what they're famous for.
by Mark Andrejevic

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Keeping up appearances, hoping for a break

An unemployed photographer describes what the recession has been like for her and her husband.

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This isn't the life that was described in the syllabus

This isn't the life that was described in the syllabus

If you go to a good college and do well in your studies, your life is supposed to unfold a certain way -- isn't it?
by Jim Heynen

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