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In Our January/February 2010 Issue
CWR Readers Poll Winner Dr. Jeanne King explains the difference between jealousy and envy in her powerful article, "What Is the Difference Between Jealousy and Envy in Abusive Relationships?"
CWR Publisher's Award Winner Tara Goodfellow poses an interesting question, or maybe even a challenge, for readers' resolution for the new year in her insightful article, "Ramen Noodles and Taco Bell Now....Life of Luxury Later."
CSP Sheryl Nicholson offers professional advice on overcoming the fear that many have of public speaking. Learn from the master in Sheryl's dynamic article, "Conquering the Fear of Public Speaking: The Whole World Is A Stage."
Relationship guru J. Thurman makes the revelation of what a woman's best kept secret is that makes men powerless in his article, "Can 'YOU' Get What You Want?"
Don't miss these and other exciting and informative articles in the January 2010 issue of The College World Reporter (CWR). If you are not already a subscriber, get your FREE subscription today.
Coming In March
A very important fact often gets lost in the conversation about domestic abuse, which is an epedimic in our country. Most victims choose to ignore it, or deny it. That oft overlooked issue is male victims of domestic abuse. Read Dr. Jeanne King's enlightening article about this highly sensitive issue in the March 2010 CWR.