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BS Psychology, University of Georgia
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Polk Award Winner Chauncey Bailey was murdered in August 2007 by very people he was investigating. He was researching a bakery known for its criminal activity.
A look at the issues, both ethical and practical, that come up when you buy a puppy from a pet store.
The winners of the 2007 George Polk Awards have been announced. There are winners in 14 categories. The Polk Awards are one of the highest honors in journalism.
This is an overview of the struggles Clinton's campaign has faced and how she has handled them.
Addressing the stereotype that all feminists are hairy-legged lesbians, and looking at why this stigma was attached to begin with.
A look at the "success stories" in commercials for weight loss problems and how they represent men and women.
A travel overview of Buffalo, NY. Includes culture, sights, restaurants, and sports. Full of plenty of charm and character, Buffalo, NY can be a great travel destination.
Tips on packing for a trip to China, from someone who's been there.
Tips on cooking for vegetarian and vegan guests at your next barbecue. You can see that it is not hard to accommodate your meatless friends.
Tips on preparing for an interview and how to make sure you get the job.
A profile of the Miniature Pinscher covering history, breed standard, temperament, and care.
A look at the physical and psychological damage done to a dog by leaving it outside.
A review of the controversial film "Death of a President"
Tips on how to find a great pair of jeans. Rules include cut, rise, color, and fabric.
A look at the differences in speech between the north and the south. Told from the eyes of someone who moved from New York to Georgia.
An essay about finding my passion.
A short story for children about a wonderful puppy named Heidi. Inspired by a true story.
A look at alternatives to Breed-Specific Legislation and why they are more effective than simple breed bans.
Profiles the psychological damages that can occur when a child is obese. Also makes suggestions to prevent this from happening to children in the future. Article is based on the life of the author, who was an obese child.
A look at the stigma associated with small breed dogs. The author denounces the concept that they are simply animated accessories and explains why they are "real dogs" as much as any larger breed.
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