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...safeguards almost nonexistent, and, despite a number of dedicated individuals, children continue to die in horrifying circumstances. What will it take to stop the tragic death of youngsters who were brutally tortured and murdered by their so-called caregivers? I applaud the social workers who are trying to make changes, and I hope that more of us will realize this isn't someone else's problem. MELANIE MCCAIG Toronto...
Airline travel today can be hazardous to your health. Isn't it time that the long-suffering coach-class travelers make some demands on the international airlines? How about giving us a modicum of extra seating space to improve comfort in what I call the cattle class? And what about cleaner, fresher cabin air to lessen the likely spread of bacterial infections? It is ironic that we probably experienced a better quality of cabin air before smoking was prohibited. SYLVIA GON Johannesburg...
Travelers who want deep discounts and have flexible schedules have made Priceline.com the leading discounter site. You name your price, and Priceline tries to find a supplier to accept it. The catch: you won't know which airline you're on, how many stops you will have to make or what time your flight leaves until the transaction is complete. Once your bid is accepted, you're committed, whether you like your itinerary or not. Newcomer Hotwire.com appeals to the same deal-seeking customer. There's no "bidding" involved, but the same rules apply: no specific information about your flight...
...What makes a museum family friendly? First and foremost, it should have a terrific collection that's worth visiting, whether you're with your kids, your Great- Aunt Thelma or your mother's college roommate. Second, it should a make a special effort to welcome parents and children, with everything from activity guides and workshops to facilities set aside just for families. The following museums--only a small sample from dozens across the country--have made an effort to make art inviting and accessible to everyone. At their best, they strive to help you look at art--and perhaps even...
...study of 1,000 children ages 3 to 14 shows that height is linked with Type 1 diabetes. The tallest 15% of kids were 40% more likely to develop diabetes. The heaviest children were also at risk. Parents can't stop their children from growing, but they can make sure the kids eat right and get plenty of exercise, which may help ward off the disease...