Anxiety Articles page 4

San Francisco Gate - But the Japanese, attuned to the slightest signs of social fraying, say they feel growing anxiety about safety, fanned by a sensationalist news media. Instead of pepper spray, though, the Japanese are devising a variety of novel solutions, some high ...

Baltimore Sun - She said students in the program include those who are significantly ahead of or behind their peers; have mental or physical disabilities, such as social anxiety, that make it difficult to attend a traditional school; or must be out of school for ...

Philadelphia Daily News - On a beautiful Sunday in March 2006, Steve and Anna threw a party for family and friends, then headed to the hospital, where they hid their anxiety behind jokes at check-in. Once admitted, they went to the 19th Floor, which is reserved for transplant ...

Newsday - On the 20th anniversary of Wall Street's worst one-day market crash, stocks tumbled Friday as the confidence that produced record highs just 10 days ago gave way to revived economic worries tied to housing troubles and a stubborn credit crunch. The ...

Washington Post - The antibiotic-resistant germ that has infected several area teachers and some students is not just a concern for schools. Throughout the region, gyms, fire departments and other places where people share equipment or have skin-to-skin contact are ...

Newsday - I still lay awake at night with anxiety. I won't feel secure until I see the flowers." Yukie grew up on the island of Kyushi in Japan, but came to the United States to study at the garden's school of horticulture and has been on the staff for the ...

Observer - Best of all there's no anxiety over who eats what. The menu changes every night but there is just the one, a five-course set dinner for every guest. So there are no distractions from the important business of dining each other into bed, ideally in ...

St. Petersburg Times - A community protection act ... would lower the anxiety, uncertainty and economic stress of the property owners opposing annexation." It was not only residents of unincorporated areas who rallied to Lealman's cause. Weldon Burgett of St. Petersburg ...

Boston Globe - The change appears to reflect rising economic anxiety and a sense that America's commitment in Iraq will begin winding down next year. "If troops start to withdraw from Iraq, or there's general Iraq fatigue, then the economy could define 2008," said ...

Boston Globe - ... calculations and realistic estimates of price appreciation, you should compare the rental-property rate of return to rates of return for various financial vehicles that involve little of your time and, in all likelihood, a lot less anxiety and ...