On July 29, 1898, a string of headlines in The New York Times read: A DEATH BY NOSTALGIA / The Case of Private Atkins, Who Died of Homesickness, Regarded as Remarkable / One of the Rarest of Diseases / Dr. E. C. Spitzka . . . Says It Is Next to Impossible for an American to … Continue reading »
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These dads get it
The research on dads this year may not be as salacious as, say, the theories about why dad-to-be Anthony Weiner would risk his career and marriage by sending narcissistic and semi-nude photos of himself to women. But the kind of post I’m tempted to write about that (e.g., “How Not to Raise a Weiner”) is clearly … Continue reading »