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• Social Q’s: Social Q's-The World Is Your Oyster. No, It’s Mine.
  This week, answers to readers’ questions about stingy hosts, a boyfriend’s mother and other issues. […]
• Generation B: Generation B: Father and Daughter Bond by Years of Reading
  A single father turns shared reading into a shared language and tradition with his daughter. […]
• Skin Deep: Guide on Beauty and Aging Seeks to Help Women See Their Value
  The pursuit of beauty increases anxiety as women age; two doctors and former models have a book to suggest answers. […]
• Jeff Sheng’s Photos of Gay Military Personnel
  A photographer uses his art to push for social change for gays in the military. […]
• Fitness: Workout Distractions: Good or Bad?
  Is it helpful or hurtful to use outside stimulation to take your mind off your workout? The answer depends on the athlete and the distraction. […]
• Unplugging on the Sabbath
  A group’s campaign aims to set aside texting and tweeting (for a day). […]
• Front Row: Front Row-Sweat Shop, a Paris Cafe, Lets You Sew and Eat
  Sweat Shop, a tiny new cafe near a trendy stretch of Paris, is a fashion version of a cybercafe. […]
• When Couples Fight on Facebook, Everyone Knows the Score
  At 400 million members, Facebook might just replace restaurants as the go-to place for couples to cause a scene. […]
• After a Magazine Folds, the Beat Goes Online, Minus the Glitz
  After Jane magazine folded, Brandon Holley, its editor in chief, took her work online. […]
• Noticed: The Revolution Will Be Wearable
  During the recent Fashion Week in Paris, stores, runways, magazines and the streets were chockablock with women wearing military garb. […]
• Letters: Letters
  Readers’ letters to the editor. […]
• Wife/Mother/Worker/Spy: Life’s Journeys Have Become a Little Less Mysterious
  One of the new values that technology has imposed on daily life is the idea that it is important to know exactly where you are at any given moment. […]
• Critical Shopper | Assembly New York: Assembly New York and the Key Shop
  In spring, a young man’s thoughts turn to linen, and he turns to Assembly New York. […]