October 2, 2015

Friday Five 100

Highlights

Friday Five: How women adjust their careers for family life, why dads should be the ones reading to kids, and more. Tweet This
Friday Five: How the conditions of military service promote marriage, the study of falling in love, and more. Tweet This

Marriage in the U.S.: Twenty-Five Years of Change, 1989-2014
Esther Lamidi, National Center for Family & Marriage Research

Women Adjust Their Careers for Family Life More Than Men Do
Kim Parker, Fact Tank

Bedtime Stories: Better If Dad Reads Them
The Telegraph

Fairfield Alumna Dr. Madeleine Fugère Studies How We Fall in Love
Fairfield Magazine

Journal of Marriage and Family Article Wins Military Families Research Award
National Council on Family Relations

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