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Chicago Tribune Columnist Heidi Stevens' Hair Sparks Debate - Vimarsana News

Chicago Tribune Columnist Heidi Stevens' Hair Sparks Debate

Heidi Stevens' hair, a hot topic in her column, it has also made her a celebrity. Heidi Stevens writes a parenting column called “The Balancing Act” for the

Atlantic writer asks for facts to tell his kids and Twitter comes through. Hope for humanity? - Vimarsana News

Atlantic writer asks for facts to tell his kids and Twitter comes through. Hope for humanity?

Atlantic writer McKay Coppins' simple request for interesting facts to tell his kids at bedtime inspired a flood of quiet generosity on Twitter. Maybe we haven't forgotten how to be kind and helpful after all.

'Hunt, Gather, Parent' makes case that American parents need more help - Vimarsana News

'Hunt, Gather, Parent' makes case that American parents need more help

NPR correspondent Michaeleen Doucleff's new book looks at cultures around the world and finds that parents and children benefit tremendously from a whole lot more hands on deck when it comes to child-rearing

Chicago bookseller Christopher Rohe died from lung cancer - Vimarsana News

Chicago bookseller Christopher Rohe died from lung cancer

He quietly shaped Chicago's literary scene for decades, first as one of the sons in Lakeview's Paul Rohe & Sons, Booksellers, and later as an online bookseller and manager of the annual Chicago Book Fair at Plumbers Union Hall.

Naomi Osaka quitting French Open is invitation to find a better way - Vimarsana News

Naomi Osaka quitting French Open is invitation to find a better way

The tennis star's dramatic decision is an invitation for the sport to do better. And as we emerge from a pandemic that changed everything, it provides us a mantra for all things: Maybe there’s a better way.