A Cure for timesickness

Article Abstract:

As people develop careers and family they become slaves to time and strict schedules. This routine of behaving in certain ways at certain times can exhaust people and cause them to feel constricted by an unmanageable amount of chores. The phenomenon has been called time-sickness. Techniques for managing symptoms are presented.

Methods, Time perception, Time management

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Easy riding in summertime

Article Abstract:

Ski resorts can provide appealing mountain-biking areas in the summertime, because the ski lifts can return the bikers to the top of the trail when their down-the-hill runs are completed. In addition, the resorts also can provide comfortable accommodations and scenic surroundings.

Planning, Column, All terrain cycling

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Forgiveness

Article Abstract:

Marietta Jaeger's seven-year-old daughter Susie was kidnapped in 1973. Her first feelings were of murderous, vengeful rage, but her Catholic rearing helped her understand that forgiveness was called for. Her struggle to master her sorrow and anger is examined.

Kidnapping, Forgiveness

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