1. Facial Features Of Children With Down Syndrome Lead To Implicit Stereotyping
2. Fetal Exposure To Antipsychotics Results In Lower Neuromotor Test Scores
3. Yoga Shows Psychological Benefits for High-School Student
4. Depression Often Leads To Difficulties With Peers In Middle Childhood
5. Opponents of Gay Marriage Think Their Own Union Is Unshakable
6. Cyberbullying and Bullying Are Not the Same
7. Mental Illness Linked To Chronic Physical Illness Risk

1. Affording Health Care and Education on the Minimum Wage
2. Better Outcomes, Lower Costs: How Community-Based Funders Can Transform U.S. Health Care
3. Channeling Change: Making Collective Impact Work
4. The Devolution Initiative Evaluation: Innovation and Learning at the W. K. Kellogg Foundation
5. Growth in World Contraceptive Use Stalling; 215 Million Women?s Needs Still Unmet
6. The Impact on Inequality of Raising the Social Security Retirement Age
7. Looking For Shadows: Evaluating Community Change in the Annie E. Casey Foundation Plain Talk Initiative
8. Low-wage Workers Are Older and Better Educated than Ever
9. Massachusetts Immigrants by the Numbers, Second Edition
10. Looking Out for the Future: An Orientation for Twenty-First Century Philanthropists
11. The Minimum Wage Is Too Damn Low

Missouri Digital News

Is it possible to wade through the wide world of news about Missouri without getting overwhelmed? This website makes the process a snap, and it’s a fabulous resource created by the Missouri School of Journalism in Columbia, Missouri. The program is supported by journalism professionals and students animated by The Journalist’s Creed, which was authored by the first dean of the University of Missouri’s School of Journalism, Walter Williams. First-time you should read the creed, and then navigate the site to follow live action and audio from the state’s house and senate. You can use the “Stories” area to look up recent news pieces by subject, date, and staff member. Moving along, you can search for information about state government, the Supreme Court dockets, and find out how each member of the state’s legislative body voted on recent bills. It’s a rather fine resource, and the Twitter feed is also worth a look.

[Source: The Scout Report, Volume 18, Number 15, April 13, 2012]

1. Latin Leaders Behaving Badly
2. Save the Cato Institute, Save the World?
3. Bush Was Right
4. After Chávez, the Narcostate
5. Our favorite Rick Santorum moments

[Source: Foreign Policy, 9th - 12th April, 2012]

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