Lost and found hearts: finding a long-lost sweetheart can light up your life

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Psychology professor Nancy Kalish's book 'Lost and Found Lovers' recounts stories of people who sought out former sweethearts. Kalish says 60% of the people who responded to her questionnaire had a long-term relationship with their re-found loves. Some had been separated as much as 60 years.

Social aspects, Criticism and interpretation, Authorship, Dating (Social customs), Courtship, Kalish, Nancy, Lost and Found Lovers (Book)

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Singing a lost song

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Southern Methodist University professor of cinema G. William Jones discovered and restored a number of early 20th-century films made by and for Afro-Americans. The films, made between the 1910s and the early 1950s, are now the Tyler, Texas, Black Film Collection.

History, Collections and collecting, Motion pictures, Movies, African American filmmakers, African American directors, Jones, G. William

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Modems and medicine: tips for finding health and medicine Web sites

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The Internet has over 10,000 health information World Wide Web sites. These provide information, online libraries, bulletin boards, statistics, and other electronic services. It helps to determine if the information is current or biased in any way.

Web sites (World Wide Web), Information services, Web sites, Health

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