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• 6 Salvia Divinorum: The Choice Hallucinogen of Generation Y

  Should salvia divinorum, an herb used extensively for centuries in Mexico, be outlawed in the United States?

  News in Culture — by Dr. Juliann Mitchell, PhD — on Sep 23, 2008

• 5 Polygamists, Predators, and Prevaricators: Part One

  The first of three articles discussing the allegations of child sexual abuse at the Yearning For Zion Ranch in Eldorado, Texas.

  Opinion in Culture — by Dr. Juliann Mitchell, PhD — on May 15, 2008

• 4 Josef, Rosemarie, and Elizabeth Fritzl: The Sadist, The Silent, and The Survivor

  Sexual abuse, sexual tyranny, and sadism in Austria.

  Opinion in Culture — by Dr. Juliann Mitchell, PhD — on May 07, 2008

• 3 Yoga Toes

  Buttons, the longhaired dachshund, decides to indulge in yoga to relax, and finds himself in a precarious position.

  Opinion in Culture — by Dr. Juliann Mitchell, PhD — on Apr 13, 2008

• 2 Headbutting As A Form Of Communication

  Buttons, a longhaired dachshund, and his nemesis cat brother, Salem, have issues with the effects of morning television.

  Opinion in Culture — by Dr. Juliann Mitchell, PhD — on Apr 08, 2008

• 1 Dachshund Searching for Kleenex-Hunting Buddy

  Buttons the longhaired dachshund writes his own personal ad with his characteristic sagacity regarding his all-consuming passion.

  Satire in Culture — by Dr. Juliann Mitchell, PhD — on Apr 04, 2008