By Marc Phillips Earlier today, Maury Povich looked to help two struggling young adults repair their relationship, but to no avail so far. Crowd reactions…
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Putting a price on clean-up By Marc Phillips Every other Thursday morning, my family goes through the same ridiculous routine—cleaning the house for the cleaning…
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How students illegally buy prescriptions to finish their work and have a good time
By Marc Phillips
When teenage smoking peaked in the 1970s, parents were urged to check their children for cigarettes. When underage drinking became prevalent in society, parents were commanded to put a lock on the family liquor cabinet. When prescription drug abuse soared among adolescents, watchdog organizations stressed the importance of flushing excess pills. But when parents send their children off to an independent college setting, without constant adult supervision, they wonder if any of the previous lessons stick. -
By Marc Phillips Jeff Williams, a rambunctious 12-year-old with a penchant for creating trouble, likes to hit his friends and scream in the classroom. At…
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What happens to the guide dogs that don’t make the cut? By Marc Phillips They’re loud and make a mess. They keep you up at…
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SawdustTransportation
NJ Turnpike Toll Booth Operator Really Trying to Convince Self This Is Better Than Unemployment
By Marc Phillips Loretta Jackson is not like most NJ Turnpike tollbooth operators. This 52-year-old woman’s genuine, perky attitude is contagious. Visit lane No.…
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