Judgement days

Article Abstract:

Doctors are often confronted with situations where their decisions would spell the life or death of a patient. There is no definite standard for assessment since each case is unique in itself. Doctors try to go about such dilemmas by involving the patient's family in difficult decisions.

Evaluation, Physicians, Medical professions, Ethical aspects, Medical ethics, Ethical problems

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Digging up history: just below the surface, a vibrant past is waiting to be discovered

Article Abstract:

Diggings and excavations in construction areas provide urban archaeologists with numerous artifacts. Simple relics from past centuries enable archaeologists to reconstruct the social history of a site and provide a glimpse of how people lived during those times.

Analysis, History, Washington, D.C., Social history, Urban archaeology

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"Everyone has a story to tell."

Article Abstract:

Author Carolivia Herron discusses her stories for children and how she has founded a program which links children and their mentors via the electronic mail.

Authors, Writers, Behavior, Herron, Carolivia

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