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Lori Chandler
Contributing Writer
Lori Chandler is a writer and comedian living in Brooklyn, NY. She has been published in The New York Times and on CollegeHumor. You can follow her on Twitter @LilBoodleChild or visit her website loribrookechandler.com for strange and wonderful treasures.
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Before Oprah or Martha Stewart, Berg built an empire around her name.
Hollywood is a gated community, and the stories it chooses to honor speak volumes about how it views race and gender in this country.
He formed social learning theory. He made self-efficacy a game-changing concept. And he really did a number on Bobo the Clown. Albert Bandura is the Keith Moon of psychology.
It's not as black and white, left brain/right brain as the theories of yore.
A new study reveals who is searching online for ADHD drugs, and the relaxed attitude toward "study drug" abuse.
It's the rebels among us that change the world.
Getting people to like you has never been easier.
These kids are living on the edge, keeping their struggle on the DL. Here's what we can do to help.
These days it's hard to believe there is still moral beauty in the world. This is why we still want to believe, and where we can start looking.
About 1.15 million people in the U.S. have died from gun violence since John Lennon's death 35 years ago. What can his life and music tell us about how to respond to violence, intolerance, and hate?
The ban brings to light a bigger issue.
How likely we are to bounce back from a setback is not predetermined. Here's why, and what you can do to cultivate your inner fighter.
Donald Trump is the poster boy for the GOP, which has used its ability to harness anger for the powers of bad.
Studies say we need friends in order to be happier, healthier, and to live longer — but in this case, is less more?
Even when everything sucks, you can still feel thankful.
His words give those of us with creative and depressive tendencies hope, perspective, and a sense of camaraderie.
France is welcoming Syrian refugees, but the U.S. is frightened. Have we forgotten who we are and how we got here?
Science says Syndrome-E can tell us who is and isn't evil, but how we really know and what we can do about it isn't so simple.
The ability to laugh during dark times gives us strength, community, and hope.
A new study shows that mindfulness meditation can reduce our physical and emotional pain. But what is mindfulness and how do we practice it?