By Adam Rush, Idaho Press Tribune
Businesses play a critical role in whether fathers can spend enough time with their children -- and Nampa firms will be called on to make changes for that to happen.
08/18/04
NFL's never-ending offseason a concern to Vincent
By Bob Dicesare, Buffalo News
Troy Vincent's dissent is a testament to his character, his commitment to family, his belief that whatever success he attains in life is only marginally related to how well he supports the run or defends the pass.
07/04/04
Most men stall, but want to wed
By Cheryl Wetzstein, The Washington Times
Young men
may be delaying marriage, but most are "the marrying kind," a
research group says in its annual June report,
released yesterday...
6/24/04
About time: Good dads recognized
By Shaunti Feldhahn, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Across the country this Father's Day weekend, a happy surprise awaited 1,000 unsuspecting fathers...
6/23/04
The Perfect Father's Day
By Gordon McHenry, Lake Arrowhead Mountain-News
A new survey conducted by the Recreational Boating and Fishing Foundation (RBFF) and the National Fatherhood Initiative (NFI) shows that when it comes to Father's Day, the gift of quality family time is better than any other.
6/21/04
National Fatherhood Initiative drives for dynamic dads
By Larry Rand, Desert Dispatch
Program recognizes essential role of fathers and seeks to sharpen awareness in nonjudgmental ways
6/20/04
Defining dads
By Patrick Mullaly, Times Union
Fatherhood's changing role integral to children's success
6/20/04
Group honors fathers for being involved dads
By Sara Scavongelli, Indianapolis Star
Tyrone Chandler cocks his head and zeroes in -- best to be unobtrusive. He silently approaches the unassuming man in the light-blue shirt and clears his throat...
6/20/04
Courses teach dads to be kinder, closer to their children
By David Hackett, Herald Tribune
Tony Placek could be the poster dad for the nation's fatherhood movement.
6/20/04
Too
many kids don’t have dad to celebrate day with
By Bill Stanczykiewicz, The Journal Gazette
For veterans of the community baseball diamond, one of the memorable sounds of summer is the deep...
6/20/04
Seminar focuses on dads
By Steven Griffin, Clarion-Ledger
About 50 male leaders meet to discuss fatherhood
6/20/04
All too often, dads 'aren't in the picture'
By Ruth Holladay, Indianapolis Star
The Saturday before Mother's Day, the 60 or so children living at the Marion County Children's Guardian Home were invited to a Mother's Day Shop on the grounds...
6/20/04
TV’s
doddering dads
Editorial, Claremore Progress
As if they were outer-space aliens infiltrating the land as part of a vast conspiracy, TV sets have taken up residence in virtually every American home...
6/19/04
Father's Day Presence
By Eileen Gallo, Ph.D. And Jon Gallo, J.D., Hernando Today
We were surfing the Internet recently, looking at sites devoted to Father's Day...
6/19/04
Fathers make a world of difference
By Intelligencer Staff, Edwardsville Intelligencer
Father's Day -- which takes place this Sunday -- is a celebration which rightly honors one of society's greatest resources...
6/18/04
A Few Good Men: America's Fatherhood Crisis
By Lee Webb, CBN News
Tonight, 34 percent of American children will go to bed without their biological father in the home.
6/18/04
Bayh celebrates responsible fatherhood, encourages others to step up to the plate
By Tribune-Star staff report, Tribune-Star
U.S. Sen. Evan Bayh today joined the National Fatherhood Initiative to recognize the millions of hardworking, responsible fathers across America...
6/16/04
Group gives dads surprise pat on the back
By Brittany Anas, Denver Post
A crew scanned Denver on Saturday morning seeking to award piggyback- giving dads and stroller-pushing pops. ...
6/13/04
YMCA opens center for dads
By Michelle K. Massie, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Goal is to provide parenting services
5/10/04
The second midlife crisis
By Eileen Daspin, The Wall Street Journal
Evidence shows seniors are revisiting that 'fortysomething' phase with gusto
5/10/04
Make Room for Daddy
By John Goff, CFO Magazine
Researchers claim that in one state, paid paternity leave could save employers $89 million in employee-retention costs.
5/07/04
Federal marriage initiatives seen as cost-effective
By Cheryl Wetzsteinm, The Washington Times
One way to save some of the billions of dollars spent each year on broken and struggling families is to promote healthy marriages, a Bush administration official said last week at a congressional hearing on the importance of marriage.
5/03/04
Fostering fatherhood
By Mareva Brown, Sacramento Bee
A program founded by a divorced father aims to help wayward dads who want to reconnect with their children.
3/28/04
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