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Night in St. Cloud

Night in St. Cloud

November 25, 2013
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Arts & Culture

By Edvard Munch Edvard Munch experienced a rough childhood, dealing with the mental illness of family members, death and grief at an early age. This…

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Breaking the Bad News: Telling Employees about a Co-Worker’s Death

Breaking the Bad News: Telling Employees about a Co-Worker’s Death

November 9, 2012
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Uncategorized

For many, the workplace can be a second home.  Co-workers become a familiar part of everyday routine; they can be people with whom close relationships…

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About my Mother, Adam Zagajewski - Moment of Silence

About My Mother

October 15, 2012
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Arts & Culture, Words

By: Adam Zagajewski  (translated by Clare Cavanagh) I could never say anything about my mother: how she repeated, you’ll regret it someday, when I’m not around anymore, and…

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Fighting Fire with Fire:  The Truth about Violent Campaigns

Fighting Fire with Fire: The Truth about Violent Campaigns

July 20, 2012
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Research

In 1982, over a span of three short weeks, a violent campaign in Syria claimed over 20,000 lives.  Since then, similar death tolls have been…

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Hero Rats:  Sniffing Out Landmines

Hero Rats: Sniffing Out Landmines

June 8, 2012
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Uncategorized

Every fifteen minutes someone is killed or injured by stepping on a landmine. The CARE Determining Program has estimated that there are 110 billion landmines…

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Never Before Have I Loved So Much:  Review of Tosca

Never Before Have I Loved So Much: Review of Tosca

February 17, 2012
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Events

http://youtu.be/n6kTmWYIAcw For over a century, the image of Floria Tosca plummeting to her death is one that haunts the hearts and minds of opera lovers…

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Be Good and Don’t Die: Stressors in Child Bereavement

Be Good and Don’t Die: Stressors in Child Bereavement

January 27, 2012
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Research

We often forget how important siblings are in our lives.  Other than our parents, they have usually known us longer than anyone, playing a central…

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Parenting After the Loss of a Child

Parenting After the Loss of a Child

November 18, 2011
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Research

“The challenge that parents face is this:  In the midst of grief, how do you stop parenting the deceased child while you are simultaneously struggling…

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Film Review:  “Rabbit Hole”

Film Review: “Rabbit Hole”

August 19, 2011
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Film Review

Losing a loved one is never easy, especially a child.  In addition to the pain caused by the loss itself, there are dramatic effects on…

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When Families are Touched by Cancer

When Families are Touched by Cancer

June 24, 2011
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Research, Therapy

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women worldwide with one in eight women being diagnosed in their lifetime.  One of the great difficulties…

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