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What's your IQ? Does it really matter?
The New York Times recently turned to a group of noted scholars to find out what they considered to be today's most overrated idea. The first choice of Howard Gardner, a professor at Harvard Graduate School of Education, was intelligence testing.
Intelligence is surely expressed in many different, unique ways.
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March 30, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Suzy Seibert, Sara Gallant, Ashley Worthington
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items of interest
with contributions from Suze Orman, Rosalie Dunbar, Jay Walljasper
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Breaking the genetic code
By Nathan A. Talbot
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A reaction to anger like no other
By Christine Carroll Kaehn
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A CHRISTLIKE LIFE
Shelagh Campbell
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"A Heart to Know God"
Report and photographs By Kim Shippey
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Safe when we hear and heed God's direction
By Lynn Gray Jackson
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FOLLOWING GOD'S GUIDANCE GETS RESULTS
Robert J. Rowan
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Watch out for intruders
By Jason Sheppard Greer
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Jacob and Joseph—divided family members reunite
By Patricia del Castillo
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Effects of poisonous spider bite healed
Mary Allyene McKinley
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Sore throat cured
Harriet S. Impey
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From hypochondria to peace of mind
Yu-Tang Daniel Lew
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Extreme fear overcome
Claire Shillito
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Your nest is not empty
By Joan Sieber Ware
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What's your IQ? Does it really matter?
William E. Moody