Conscientious objections: it's time for a cease-fire in the war of the sexes, says controversial author Neil Lyndon

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Times of London columnist Neil Lyndon discusses feminism, masculinity and the alleged war between the sexes. He does not believe that men are socially and genetically inferior or politically and economically superior. He also does not believe women are an oppressed class.

Officials and employees, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Journalists, The Times (London)(Newspaper), Lyndon, Neil

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Sins of the mother: attorney Jeffery Leving says the brouhaha over "deadbeat dads" is grossly exaggerated

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Jeffery Leving maintains that statistics on fathers who are delinquent in child support payments are inflated. He believes that visitation must be enforced vigorously and argues that there is gender bias against fathers in support and custody cases.

Social aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Attorneys, Lawyers, Fathers, Child support, Leving, Jeffery

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Cruise the Net and call me in the morning; Tom Ferguson, M.D., says the Internet can help you stay healthy

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Internet sites offer browsers a great deal of health advice, and some sites are better than others. Ferguson, a Harvard Medical School Center for Clinical Computing senior associate, offers advice on getting the most out of Web health sites.

Usage, Physicians, Medical professions, Web sites (World Wide Web), Information services, Web sites, Health, Ferguson, Tom

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