May 3, 2018

Friday Five 225

by Bill Coffin, @billcoffin

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The high school graduation rate, marriage classes for Korean singles, and more. Tweet This
Fathers and juvenile delinquency, unmarried couples making financial decisions, and more. Tweet This

Category: Friday Five

Is the High School Graduation Really Going Up?
Mark Dynarksi, Brookings Center on Children & Families

Stepfamilies and Kids
Child Trends

Can Classes help Seoul's Marriage-Phobic Singles?
Sarah Keating and Kwon Moon, BBC

When Unmarried Couples Make Marriage-Like Decisions, Things Get Murky
Kylie Moore, Charlotte Agenda

Juvenile Delinquents: Boys with Hostile Fathers Commit More Crime
Denise-Marie Ordway, Journalist's Resource

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