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Why My Son Still Won't Join the Boy Scouts
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A year ago, he wanted to go to a Cub Scout informational meeting. Now, he says Thursday's vote wasn't enough. |
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Kathy Zonana |
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America's Top Colleges Have a Rich-Kid Problem
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The wealthiest schools in the country could have more economic diversity if they wanted it. So why don't they? |
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Jordan Weissmann |
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The K-Pop Plastic Surgery Obsession
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Inspired by pop stars and encouraged by a culture that equates success with physical beauty, 20 percent of Korean women have had aesthetic surgery. |
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Zara Stone |
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Surprising Things Happen When You Watch 6 Fast and Furious Films in a Row
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The early movies run together in a blur of shiny metal, but in recent years, director Justin Lin has polished the franchise into something inventive and genuinely thrilling. |
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Ian Buckwalter |
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