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Title Article Summary
Professor researches balancing work, personal lives Adam Butler, professor of psychology, notes that new technologies, which allow people to stay in touch constantly, have blurred lines between work and personal life. Students are also working more hours to help pay expenses; photo.
Panther Portraits Lang Auditorium was the scene of "Dancing with the Cedar Valley Celebrities"; photo.
"Remember Me" leaves audiences asking, "Remember what?" "Remember Me" reviewed.