March 7, 2014

Friday Five 24

by Bill Coffin, @billcoffin

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Friday Five: Fathers' sons and brothers' keepers, the components of a great relationship, and more. Tweet This
Friday Five: Where men do the most housework, a video game that teaches empathy, and more. Tweet This

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Fathers’ Sons and Brothers’ Keepers
Charles M. Blow, New York Times

The 5 Secrets to a Great Relationship (According to Research)
Eric Barker, The Week

PREP Course Helps Service Members, Spouses Maintain Healthy Marriages
Lance Cpl. Shawn Valosin, DVIDS

The Countries Where Men Do the Most Housework
Matt Phillips, The Atlantic

Can a Video Game Teach Empathy?
Emily Bazelon, Slate

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