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Fathers often get left out of parenting conversations, whether they're about packing the diaper bag or work-life balance. For more, host Michel Martin is joined by a diverse panel of dads. They say it takes a village to raise a child, but maybe you just need a few moms and dads in your corner. Since this program began, our parenting roundtable, where we've consulted with a diverse group of parents, has been a signature of this program. Because we think it's been helpful in a world that's more diverse than ever, more complicated than ever, to hear common sense advice from people with different backgrounds and perspectives.

Twelve years later, Schleisman — now a sophomore marketing major — takes a deep breath and stands up in the middle of a Phi Gamma Delta chapter meeting. In front of all his fraternity brothers, he says it. When the silence is broken, no one echoes the words Schleisman had heard all through middle school. Those words that he had Googled one day after school.

By Robert L. On the streets surrounding the Glide Memorial United Methodist Church, cars are double-parked for blocks and blocks. Inside, ushers hand out paper fans to the standing-room-only crowd jammed in for the first of two Sunday morning services. He takes the pulpit and begins talking about the importance of home. Glide has become his anchor, his home.

These knuckle-dragging shaven apes are known for their ability to somehow coax or force sexual intercourse with feeble-minded women, often through the use of Rohypnol, alcohol, or other judgement-imparing substances. Often majoring in business or communications, they are oddly absent from class, barely scrape by , and get a job through their fratboy daddy's connections. Fratboy interests include rape, steroids, SUVs, Abercrombie, any music devoid of meaning and taste including, but not limited to: Jay Z, Nelly, and Dave Matthews , homoeroticism , Natty Light, and whatever Mtv bullshit they readily swallow.