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re:Generations: Millennials and meds
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010. Check out this study on high school/college students and depression. It found five times as many high school and college students are dealing with anxiety and other mental health issues as youth of the same age who were studied in the Great Depression era. Fascinating stuff. and an area I've been wanting to study more. Http:/ http/ www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/01/11/AR2010011100261.html. OffExperts say such high expectations are a recipe for disappointment.
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re:Generations: July 2008
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Thursday, July 3, 2008. A little less talk a lot more listen. 8220;What do you remember most about growing up? Their timeworn hands raised one after another. 8220;World War II….” “The Great Depression…” "Wearing hand-me-downs." “My family…”. I listened intently as the seniors at First Baptist Church recounted the life-altering events that shaped their views of the world. I quickly realized the guest speaker, aka me, needed to talk less and listen more. Posted by Jessica Stollings. Carrie is the founder o...
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Social Media, Advertising & Marketing: June 2009
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Social Media, Advertising and Marketing. A Millenial's Point of View. Monday, June 29, 2009. This past week we lost four well-known and respected celebrities, Farrah Faucett, Michael Jackson, Billy Mays and Ed McMahon. To add to the mayhem this created for everyone, rumors were spread that numerous other celebrities were dying as well. Thursday, June 25, 2009. Interview with VP of Global Interactive Marketing for Coca-Cola. Wednesday, June 24, 2009. Social media has become the newest way to network with ...
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Alan Reifman's Emerging Adulthood Page: American Youth Policy Forum Videos
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Alan Reifman's Emerging Adulthood Page. Wednesday, July 20, 2011. American Youth Policy Forum Videos. The American Youth Policy Forum has online videos available. From roundtable sessions at a June conference on the transition to adulthood. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Song "Second Chance" Has EA Themes. Jeff Arnett e-mailed me about a song, Second Chance, from the group Shinedown. I must confess that I hadnt heard of either. EA in Popular Culture and Media. Book Review: The Accordion Family.
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Alan Reifman's Emerging Adulthood Page: Texas Tech University's "Before I Graduate" Chalkboard
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Alan Reifman's Emerging Adulthood Page. Friday, August 22, 2014. Texas Tech University's "Before I Graduate" Chalkboard. Some of the statements reflect academic self-betterment ("I want to learn 3 languages"), whereas others are more whimsical ("Marry Kingsbury," in reference to Texas Tech's heart-throb football coach. One person writes, "I want to be a billionaire," unlikely in general, but especially before. Jeff Arnett writes in one of his books. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I recently came acr...
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Alan Reifman's Emerging Adulthood Page: Book Review: Twenty-Something: Why Do Young Adults Seem Stuck?
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Alan Reifman's Emerging Adulthood Page. Sunday, May 31, 2015. Book Review: Twenty-Something: Why Do Young Adults Seem Stuck? I'm pleased to review the book Twenty-Something: Why Do Young Adults Seem Stuck? Some readers of this blog may recall the splashy 2010 New York Times Magazine. Article on the transition to adulthood, featuring extensive interviews with Jeff Arnett and other researchers (link here. I did not initially make the connection, but Robin was also the author of that Times. Ages of first ma...
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Alan Reifman's Emerging Adulthood Page: Book Review: Urban Tribes
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Alan Reifman's Emerging Adulthood Page. Saturday, November 20, 2010. Book Review: Urban Tribes. I recently finished reading Ethan Watters's 2003 book Urban Tribes: Are Friends the New Family. I had known about the book for several years and, in retrospect, I wished I had read it earlier, as I found it extremely relevant to the study of Emerging Adulthood. The book grew out of a 2001 New York Times. One last thing I wanted to mention is that Watters reviews several areas of academic research and how they ...
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Safety in Numbers: October 2008
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THOUSANDS OF FREE BLOGGER TEMPLATES �. He who knows no fear can know no guilt. Thursday, October 30, 2008. When showering, do you start the water and then get in or get in then start the water? Hmmm I get in then start the water. Do you read the labels on the shampoo bottle? I don’t. Hehe. I take really quick showers in the morning and reading the shampoo label takes up much time. Do you moan in the shower like the people on the herbal essence commercial? LOL Hell no. I sing, though. How old do you look?
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The Mapless Traveler: February 2010
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An exploration of past, present, and future travels from a restless 20-something! Wednesday, February 17, 2010. I have moved my blog to WordPress, which is so much easier to navigate - for me AND my readers! All of my old entries have been moved there as well. Please change your bookmarks to maplesstraveler.wordpress.com. See you there! H Mart (Gaithersburg, MD). These are packages of veggie and sweet red bean buns, respectively. You keep them in the freezer, microwave them for about 50 seconds, and ...
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The Mapless Traveler: The Book Thing of Baltimore
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An exploration of past, present, and future travels from a restless 20-something! Tuesday, February 16, 2010. The Book Thing of Baltimore. Uh, so what is the big deal if we go to a book store? Well, The Book Thing happens not to charge anything for any of its books. They are mostly used, but many are in fine condition, and you can take as many as you like. Uh oh! This particular visit, we wound up with 45. (Six of those were Eric's.). They believe. It's still fun, so I took it! This is an independently p...
