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Most Recent Articles in Culture & Society (Page 204 of 204)
| • Eight Things You Need to Know Before You Move To Another Country by Camille Buzan |
| Article issued on: 11-Jan-2007, Article Visits: 15, Article Rating: 3.59 of 5, Category Culture & Society |
| As exciting as it seems, moving abroad is not always a pleasant experience. There are a lot of factors involved besides picking the right place to live, or making sure that your papers are in order. Migration is as old as the inception of time, and migrating for better opportunities is not exactly a novel idea. People follow their dreams, but most of the ... [] |
| • Finding New Love Online by Robert Rogers |
| Article issued on: 11-Jan-2007, Article Visits: 15, Article Rating: 3.42 of 5, Category Culture & Society |
| So you're sitting at home alone again on a Friday night. You're single, attractive, and have a fun personality. You're content with being single, but really enjoy the company of others, and sometimes wish that you had someone special in your life. Does this describe you? Then you're not alone. There are millions of people at home probably right now who are looking online ... [] |
| • Antique Farms: A Great Family Heritage to Discover -Part II by Aliza Adar Levine |
| Article issued on: 10-Jan-2007, Article Visits: 15, Article Rating: 3.71 of 5, Category Culture & Society |
| Antique Farms provide fascinating family outings that make history come alive. Seeing how people worked and lived, especially in our own local areas really connects kids to their heritage with a big link of pride. There's nothing like actually experiencing Living History to make it come alive. If you are into collecting Antique farm pumps, Milk Jugs or tractors, it's a lot of fun ... [] |
| • Antique Farms: a Great Family Heritage to Discover -Part III by Aliza Adar Levine |
| Article issued on: 10-Jan-2007, Article Visits: 17, Article Rating: 4.77 of 5, Category Culture & Society |
| Antique Farms are always interesting family outings that make history come alive. Just don't tell the kids it's a history lesson. Seeing how people worked and lived, especially in our own local areas really gives kids a connection to their heritage that is fun. My friend told me her daughters were still playing "farm" weeks after the family toured a local farm museum. There's ... [] |
| • Are All Men Unfaithful in a Relationship? by Caroline Therancy |
| Article issued on: 10-Jan-2007, Article Visits: 18, Article Rating: 2.66 of 5, Category Culture & Society |
| "Men are all the same. Stop looking for Prince Charming, Dreamer!" "We just can't commit to one person! I Loooove Women!" "I can't help it! Women want me!" "I almost went with this co-worker of mine years ago, and I feel some kind of regret today that I haven't done it..." "Caroline, I have an active sex life with my girlfriend. I look around ... [] |
| • Music Therapy: Can Music Really 'Soothe The Savage Beast? by Duane Shinn |
| Article issued on: 10-Jan-2007, Article Visits: 22, Article Rating: 2.92 of 5, Category Culture & Society |
| It has long been suggested that "music soothes the savage beast." But is this true? And if it is, does this have any implication where humans are concerned? The answer, apparently, is yes. To illustrate this, researchers point to the different physiological changes that take place within the human body in response to different sounds and noises. A loud noise that shatters the silence ... [] |
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