When movies are like a toxic waste dump

Article Abstract:

Filmmakers say they are catching up with the demands of children and parents when they present children's films full of mayhem. But parents must observe carefully, checking children's behavior as they watch different films. They must also know when to say no based on a judgement of what is not healthy.

Methods, Analysis, Column, Children, Parenting, Movies, Motion pictures for children, Children's movies, Motion pictures and children

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The world of teens

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Canadian teens are less innocent in 1993 than ever before. 'Macleans' magazine commissioned a nationwide survey to determine how teenagers feel about issues such as drugs, alcohol, consumerism and the future.

Surveys, Teenagers, Youth

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My Canada includes Florida ... millions of weather-weary Canadians flock to the sun

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Almost 2.4 million Canadians traveled to Florida in 1991. The majority of travel occurred during the winter months as Canadians fled to the state that offers sunshine and respite from hard winter weather.

Florida, Description and travel, Travel, Canadians

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