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Boys will be... men
Boys will be boys." Now, there's a familiar refrain.
In fact, just this morning I heard those words used during a news broadcast about a young boy who had thrown a spitball, slightly injuring another boy. The excuse was just that.
When my boys were little and didn't get along, my mother-in-law would remind me, "Well, you know, boys will be boys." I guess I accepted that as true, from time to time. It was an excuse when they wrestled with each other more vigorously than I thought was reasonable, or when they punched each other during an argument over "Who gets to be first!"
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June 10, 2002 issue
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Valuing spiritual manhood
Dave Hohle
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letters
with contributions from Donald Woodhouse, Barbara J. Larsen, John Brown, Mary E. Baxter, Charlotte Reges
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Items of interest
with contributions from Alfred Lubrano, Risë Birnbaum, Lane Fisher, Tim Folger
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BOYS, MEN, AND SCHOOLS—the search for soulful connection
By Warren Bolon — Sentinel staff
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FATHERS TO SONS: "HERE I AM"
William Pollack
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Rabo meets Barney
By Kim Shippey Sentinel staff
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He was a good boy (A true story)
By Curt Snider
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A letter to my father
By Linda Shaver
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Brinkmanship
Kim Shippey
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Through a spiritual lens—IN MY FATHER'S EYES
Ari Denison
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Helping Andy
By Kathryn Dunton
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Unharmed and FREE of flashbacks
By Stephanie Summerlin
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REDUCING VIOLENCE—BUT HOW?
Hans-Joachim Trapp
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What's 'inevitable' on the terrorist front?
By Channing Walker
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----100 years ago
Sentinel staff with contributions from Thomas Van Ness, [James Russell] Lowell
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Boys will be... men
BY Kay Olson
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How is your thinking today?
David Shields
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Vision corrected, burns healed
Lydia Destefano de Dohring
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Who will love me now?
Barbara Newcomb DeNisi