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...Frank is someone that will do his homework...and is compassionate about what he did,” says Sullivan...
...course, I want to do what's right for my child, but I also don't like to waste my money. So I decided to do some homework. What I learned is that unless your children are African Americans or some other minority who might have trouble finding a good genetic match, the odds that they will ever need their own cord blood are minuscule--perhaps 1 in 100,000. Since the early 1990s, when the Cord Blood Registry began taking deposits, only 37 families have come back to make withdrawals. "That's a very expensive insurance policy," says...
...Unrealistic promises. No more homework! Commencement before June! Professors who care about teaching undergraduates! Sure, it won’t happen. But that means that you can run on it for multiple years...
...panel, he spoke about his surveys of secondary school children, which revealed that among classmates, there is practically no difference in the amount of time spent on homework by blacks, Latinos, and whites. However, Asian-American students devoted 30 minutes more to homework in regular classes and 45 minutes more in Advanced Placement and honors courses...
Many of my friends are also turning 50, and they seem to be having much the same problem. Midlife crisis? Sure, I'll put it on the to-do list, after the dishes, supervising homework and paying the bills. Being part of the delayed-parenthood generation, quite a few of my friends are smack in the middle of raising kids. At least one of my peers--a champion procrastinator--just celebrated her first child's first birthday. Others have kids that are nearly grown but, real estate prices being what they are, that doesn't mean their nests will...