by Heather Koerner on 02/28/2009
One reader writes: "I want to weep. We really are going to say to women who have been raped by their husbands that it was their fault?" Read more.
by Lisa Anderson on 02/27/2009
Single women, being friends with adversaries and living with your best friend are the topics of this week's podcast. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 02/27/2009
"One of the common errors of founder-presidents," Dr. Dobson said, "is to hold to the reins of leadership too long, thereby preventing the next generation from being prepared for executive authority." Read more.
by Ashley Ramsey on 02/27/2009
Food blogs are rocking my frozen-dinner world. You should check them out; just make sure you come back to Boundless when you're done. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 02/26/2009
I dropped by McDonalds a few nights ago on the way home from work to pick up some burgers for the fam, "four hams and two quarters" the drive thru attendant confirmed. Read more.
by Candice Watters on 02/25/2009
Her headline-grabbing stunt seems to be turning a critical eye on large families who get that way (large) the old-fashioned way (one or two babies at a time). Read more.
by Heather Koerner on 02/25/2009
There's been much discussion about the choice of whether to become a stay-at-home mom or not. This article is not about that. It's about taking an honest look at life goals and being intentional about preparing yourself for them. Read more.
by Steve Watters on 02/25/2009
I didn't grow up observing Lent, but as I learn more, I see the value of this observance, especially in today's lean times. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 02/24/2009
The day before we recorded our Oscars-worthy podcast, the Boundless team -- proving that we're a little uncultured -- decided to go see some of the nominees so we would have something to discuss. Read more.
by Tom Neven on 02/23/2009
I've made a habit of not watching the Oscar telecast. The touching moments of genuine surprise or gratitude are almost invariably overshadowed by the more-usual fatuous statements by self-important actors. Read more.
by Candice Watters on 02/23/2009
In view of the several reader comments that arrived challenging my assertions, I do think a tempering of my thesis is in order.
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by Ted Slater on 02/20/2009
What is more disturbing: a creepy spider crawling across a woman's face, or a humanesque doll with a blank stare? Read more.
by Steve Watters on 02/20/2009
The Obama administration is funding a national media campaign in order to "start a national conversation about marriage." Read more.
by Heather Koerner on 02/19/2009
Bristol Palin gave an interview where she stated that abstinence is "not realistic at all." Is she right? And, if she is, does that even matter? Read more.
by Motte Brown on 02/19/2009
According to a report released yesterday by the CDC, "young invincibles" partake in all kinds of risky behaviors. Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 02/18/2009
Yesterday I was saddened to hear that Dr. Joseph Aldrich (known as "Dr. Joe") the third president of my alma mater Multnomah University, went to be with the Lord after a 15 year battle with Parkinson's disease. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 02/18/2009
According to the latest figures from the Commonwealth Fund, young adults are the nation's largest group of uninsured. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 02/17/2009
Job board sites like Monster and Career Builder have great commercials. They want you to believe that your dream job is just a click away. Read more.
by Ted Slater on 02/17/2009
It may be common vernacular. But it may also serve to diminish those women who choose to work with their families rather than work for The Man. Read more.
by Tom Neven on 02/17/2009
Anyone who's spent any amount of time watching American Idol will be struck by one thing: a lot of people see getting on the show as their ticket to changing their entire lives. Read more.
by Candice Watters on 02/13/2009
Think we're a nation of Nadya Sulemans? I say welfare and bloated government -- not babies -- are the problem. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 02/12/2009
Ok, so I made that up. Today is really Darwin Day, a day commemorating the birth of Charles Darwin on February 12, 1809. But don't worry, it's not a public holiday ... yet. Read more.
by Heather Koerner on 02/12/2009
One feminist writes: "I have sacrificed all my womanly duties and laid it all at the altar of a career. And was it worth it? The answer has to be a resounding no." Read more.
by Motte Brown on 02/11/2009
With unemployment at 7.6%, and nonfarm payrolls dropping precipitously, it's likely you or someone you know has been "affected" (company lingo for "laid off"). Read more.
by Lisa Anderson on 02/06/2009
The Boundless Show celebrates one year of podcasting along with a discussion on stepfamilies and merging finances in marriage. Read more.
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