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homeless Philadelphia

Hard to count, the faces of Philly’s homeless youth are often hidden

Advocates say the number of homeless youth in Philadelphia has increased and service providers have no way of accurately assessing the scope of the problem.

Posted in Local, News
Tagged civil rights, covenant house, homeless, office of supportive housing, people's emergency center, Philadelphia, report, study | Reply
Neanderthal at Neanderthal Museum, Germany.
Credit: Wikimedia Commons

Neanderthals: Smarter than us?

Sophisticated paintings indicate that Neanderthals could have matched human intelligence, analysts claim.

Posted in National
Tagged art, caves, humans, intelligence, Neanderthals, smarter, study | Reply
homelessness

Report: Youth homelessness in Philadelphia has doubled

The number of homeless youth in Philadelphia more than doubled between 2009 and 2011, according to a People’s Emergency Center study on youth homelessness.

Posted in Local, News
Tagged civil rights, department of health and human services, homelessness, people's emergency center, report, study, youth homelessness, youth risk behavior survey | Reply
Magic Mushrooms sit in a fridge on July 18, 2005 in London, England. The sale of fresh mushrooms has been prohibited as of today due to the reclassification of the drug to Class A. 
Credit: Getty Images

Hard drugs offering hope in mental health crises?

Magic mushrooms for depression, acid for alcoholism, ecstasy for trauma – leading drug scientist prescribes the way ahead.

Posted in National, Wellbeing
Tagged alcoholism, drugs, ecstacy, hard drugs, LSD, magic mushrooms, mental health, post-traumatic stress disorder, psilocybin, research, study, symptoms | Reply
Some sun exposure can do you good.

Study: Sun tanning may be kind of good for you

Soaking up the sun is one the most relaxing summertime activities.

Posted in National, Wellbeing
Tagged national, study, sunlight, tanning, UV, wellbeing | Reply
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Study: Women more attracted to men with guitars

Fellas, if you’re trying to impress a girl consider picking up a guitar. It turns out ladies love a guy with a guitar.

Posted in Music, News
Tagged attraction, Guitars, Music, national, study | Reply
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Tie on that apron, kids: Drexel University study says teens who have jobs are more likely to succeed

According to a study published by Drexel University’s Center for Labor Markets and Policy, teens who spend some time bagging groceries or syphoning fries into happy meals have a larger shot at success throughout their career.

Posted in Career, Education, Lifestyle
Tagged career, drexel university, high school, jobs, study, success, teens | Reply
Teens who tie on the apron and work during high school earn 20 to 25 percent more than their non-working peers and are more likely to finish college.

Study shows teens should get jobs while in high school

According to a study published by Drexel University’s Center for Labor Markets and Policy, teens who spend some time bagging groceries or cyphoning fries into happy meals have a larger shot at success throughout their career.

Posted in Education
Tagged careers, drexel, employment, job, study, teen, work | Reply
smokeless tobacco dip chew

Philadelphia has generated $1.6 million from smokeless tobacco tax

City Controller Alan Butkovitz found Philadelphia has generated $1.6 million in smokeless tobacco tax revenue since 2010 and nearly $700,000 in 2013 so far.

Posted in Local, News
Tagged alan butkovitz, city controller, politics, report, smokeless tobacco, study, tax revenue | Reply
A student takes advantage of the shade to do some studying at Montclair State University.

Making summer matter

Jamie Bilella, president of the North American Association of Summer Sessions — and dean at Montclair State University — says that while beating the heat, students of all types can benefit from summer classes that will round out their schedule and help them achieve their educational goals.

Posted in Education, Lifestyle
Tagged camp, college, study, summer | Reply
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