Dealing With Various Themes And Issues
Social Issues
Many People Are Not Of The Marrying Type For Fear Of Divorce Fallout
Dec 23rd
Many people shunned marital bond for fear of divorce fallout.
Children Suffers Sexual Abuse In Dutch Catholic Institutions
Dec 16th
Tens of thousands of children were victims of sexual abuse in Dutch Catholic institutions since 1945, a report says.
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Mathematical Ability Differences Between Men & Women Are Due To Social Factors – Study
Dec 13th
Scientists have previously believed that the relatively low numbers of women in high-level mathematics could be due to biological differences between men and women.
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Half Of U.S. Population Support A Law That Women Take Husband’s Surname After Marriage
Nov 4th
Statistics show that not only for wives in keeping their maiden names becoming less popular, but half of the US population would support a law stating that wives must take their husband’s name after their marital union.
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Recruiters Hire Job Candidates Based On Information They Gather Online
Aug 26th
Seventy five percent of recruiters are required by their companies to do online research of job candidates, said Joe Bontke, outreach manager for the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s office in Houston, Texas.
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Local Government Officials Treated Babies As A Source Of Revenue
Aug 21st
In China, a lingering preference for boys coupled with strict controls on the number of births have helped create a lucrative black market in children.
Lead Poisonings Among Children, A Plague In China
Aug 11th
Mass lead poisonings typically come to light only after suspicious parents seek hospital tests, then alert neighbors or co-workers. The few published studies point to a huge problem.
Attitudes Of People Are Changing Towards Interracial Marriages
Aug 6th
In the first comprehensive accounting of multiracial Americans since statistics were first collected about them in 2000, reporting from the 2010 census shows that in North Carolina, the mixed race population doubled.
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Longer Queue, An Extraordinary Line Standing Culture In Venezuela?
Aug 2nd
Economists and other scholars struggle to explain why Venezuela has such an extraordinary line standing culture, even compared with the rich bureaucratic traditions of some Latin American nations.
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Pregnant Chinese Women Feel The Lure Of American Citizenship
Jul 27th
In San Gabriel, California, signs of a makeshift maternity house were evident everywhere.
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