Word: affectionate
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MOM, TELL HIM NOT TO STOP While most of us have suffered the mindless wrath of a schoolyard bully, a study to be released in the journal Psychological Bulletin indicates teasing can be constructive. According to Professor Dacher Keltner of the University of California, Berkeley, teasing is a form of...
"Many alumnae have been saddened by the fact that they no longer have a school," said President of the Radcliffe Association (RA) A'Lelia P. Bundles '74. "But that's a reality we can't change. If Dean Faust follows through on her plans to make the Institue a compelling...
In a 1996 study of people ages 18 to 86, 33% of those surveyed described their sibling relationships as "supportive," and only 11% were "hostile," with the rest falling somewhere in between. "I understand that there is sibling rivalry because I have two brothers and a sister," says Robert Stewart...
From mid-1965 onwards he learned how to inject his feelings into his songwriting. One thinks of the reflections in "In My Life" - "Though I know I'll never lose affection for people and things that went before..." and the lines in "Help!" - "When I was younger , so much younger...
BARK, BUT NO BITE INVENTOR: ROBERT FAIRALL Dogs are great theft deterrents; they also tend to smell bad and demand Richard Simmons levels of affection. The Barking Bone aims to scare away the bad guys while still keeping canine-hating homeowners sane. Fairall implanted a motion sensor inside a giant...