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… on youth and young adults and having conversations about why suicide is disproportionate in our communities." One …

… who know the habit is bad for their health but are struggling to quit. Chris Clark "I think the application where … introducing nicotine back into their body would trigger the addiction in their brain. "If they're being treated … addicted once again." There's plenty more to learn about why the enzyme is able to reduce concentration of nicotine …

… to label each other before we’ve even had a conversation? Why do we become more persuasive when we explore …

… LeWitt's "Ten Thousand Straight Lines" and Leon Golub’s "Why Me!" Don Desmett In additional to his work at WMU, …

… is limited to 25 participants. Register at wmich.edu/startinggate/camps  by Tuesday, June 14. For more information, call … and the world in general including anything from why a stock market crashes to how to save for college. …

… women have been producing cinema since the 1970s. So why don't we know more about these storytellers? Where are …

… for survival and potential growth following trauma, and why some people can overcome traumatic experiences, while …

… Puchalski will address spiritual assessment and care, why it is important to patients and health care …

… in their respective fields and communities. It's part of why our graduates are so attractive to employers," …

… questions related to the ethics of reading, such as: Why is reading valuable? How do young people learn to love …