by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Apr 30, 2002 | News
An estimated 2.6 million people in Southern Africa face a food crisis due to erratic weather, the AIDS epidemic and economic policy mistakes, according to news reports. Another 2.4 million are expected to be at risk in the months ahead. The worst hit nation is Malawi,...
by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Apr 30, 2002 | News
EthicsDaily.com’s sermons have become an invaluable part of the Web site. With nearly 200 sermons in the online sermon library, there’s something for everyone. You can search an extensive library of sermons divided into categories: Issues, Virtues, Vices,...
by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Apr 29, 2002 | News
The days of teen angst are fading, according to recent Barna research. Teens today have adopted a whole new set of positive perspectives, departing from the negative views teens held as recently as five years ago. GenerationX complained about abandonment, the...
by Ray Waddle | Apr 26, 2002 | News
Wendell Berry—Kentucky farmer, poet, essayist and contrarian who’s skeptical of just about everything in corporate America—is nevertheless a man full of hope. Just don’t call him an optimist. “Optimism is a kind of program, a belief in some theory of...
by EthicsDaily.com Staff | Apr 26, 2002 | News
Scare tactics are not uncommon in trying to coax young eaters to clean their plates. “There are starving children in China who would love to eat what you are willing to waste,” is a common one. The fact of the matter is that Americans do waste an enormous...
by Jodi Mathews | Apr 25, 2002 | News
Just over one week after the Food and Drug Administration approved the use of Botox as an anti-wrinkle treatment, people are celebrating—Botox-style—with champagne, hor d’oeuvres and injections of the paralyzing poison. Botox parties are taking the nation by...
