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'.dallytrojan.com
Student Newspaper of the University of Southern California Since 1912
Wednesday, June 30. 2004
Vol CXI V. \<> O
Divorce myths challenged
A new study by a USC sociologist indicates that divorce may not have negative long-term effects on children.
By BLAKE HENNON
Staff Writer
Most children do not suffer neg ative long-term effects caused by their parents' divorce, a new study by a USC sociologist says. Instead, most support their parents’ decision and mature into strong, secure adults.
USC sociologist Constance
Ahrons conducted a 20 year study that involved interviews with 173 so called "(ieneration X” children of divorce. Although there are varied responses among the group, the majority experienced no long-term negative consequences. Her findings are presented in her new book “Were Still Family: What Grown Children Flave to Say About Their Parents' Divorce"
The sub|rrts of her recent study are the children ot the 9H then recently divorced couples she began interviewing in 1979 while .it tbe University ol Wisconsin
Ahrons, now professor emerita of sociology in the College of letters Arts and Sciences, decided to return to this random sampling of < hildrrn 20 years later to see how children ol divorces fared in adulthood
"In the media we were seeing dire results that all children nl divorce are doomed as adults Ahrons said in a phone interview
The studv sought to discover tbe realttv of the adult childrens lives She interviewed 171 children from the 98 former c nuples ,i ‘HI per
< ent response rale In det< t mine who thrives, who does not and win What I loiind is that tin- m.i|nt ity nf the grown ( hildren wen dn.ru' |iist fine." she said " I liev !< 11 then parents dec ision to get divon ed was .i ncmd (let ision
I he ma|nr Iai tor for most ..I the kids was the relationship between their parents I ven .’II veats lat it t see Mvorca i>.tge 3
Still has the touch
President BUI Clinton visited Los Angeles Saturday morning tu sign copies ul his new autobiography My Lite at tso Won Books on i ri Hre book’s sales have already warranted second and third printings
Two releases highlight football season
“The Tradition Continues" and “2004 Rose Bowl" review championship year
By BLANC NCNNON
Staff WrtUt
No one Involved with USC ta likely to forget the 2003 football season and 2004 Rom Bowl, and two new video releases are being offered to help fans remember.
‘The Tradition Continue*' and the '2004 Rose Bowl* }oin the commetno
rative Sports Illustrated and College Publishing books as docunents of USC's ninth football national champi unship and first in 25 years
"The Tradition Continues.' released Monday through the L'SC Bookstore, reviews the full 2003 season from the August road shutout ol Auburn through the disappointing triple-overtune loss to California, the dominant victories at Notre Uame and against UCLA, and th? 28 14 Hose Bowl win over Big- 10 Conference Champion Michigan. The 7 S-minute DVD and VHS release, narrated by the
dramatic voice of Philadelphia Phillies bruadcastei Hairy Kalas includes pregame, halltune and postgame lo< k er room speeches limn plavris ami coaches, including seveial ot head cuach Pete Carroll s rnergi/ed pep talks, (jamc highlights air soinetimes narrated by kalas and s.iim-tunes lea lure the original broadcast , ointnen tary from radio hioadtastns Ivte Arbogast and Paul Mil’.maid oi trie vision commentalois su. Ii as keitii Jackson
Players past and piesent are inter viewed for the DVD me hiding Kenechi
Transfer student interning in Congress
By BLAKE HENNON
St^ff Wit. .
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INDEX
Udrte. keaiv I olliert. Maicell Almond. Paul McDonald. Brad Hudde and others
I he Iclease covers the h( S lanknig controversy and presents lootage ol the AP National ( hampionship tiophy pirsentation outside Heritage Hall and ol comments by President lieorge V\ Kush Irom the trams visit tn thr VMntr House
I hr Kosr Bowl I >\ I > sh,.«s AM s broadcast of thr gamr sans column cials Ihe company behind thr DVD triumph Markrting, will also release every BCS championship game
Kaitlin Sandeno is part of the 2004 US. Olympic swim team. 12
WUcoi n*w album takes the rytrten band in anoth er new direction. 7
CUsalfarti___• Spatt.
WEATHER
Today: Another hufifn y lucky SoCal summer ita\
’.And still u/wOit
End off semester: The Daily Trojan will resume publication August 18, 2004.
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| Full text | INSIDE '.dallytrojan.com Student Newspaper of the University of Southern California Since 1912 Wednesday, June 30. 2004 Vol CXI V. \<> O Divorce myths challenged A new study by a USC sociologist indicates that divorce may not have negative long-term effects on children. By BLAKE HENNON Staff Writer Most children do not suffer neg ative long-term effects caused by their parents' divorce, a new study by a USC sociologist says. Instead, most support their parents’ decision and mature into strong, secure adults. USC sociologist Constance Ahrons conducted a 20 year study that involved interviews with 173 so called "(ieneration X” children of divorce. Although there are varied responses among the group, the majority experienced no long-term negative consequences. Her findings are presented in her new book “Were Still Family: What Grown Children Flave to Say About Their Parents' Divorce" The sub|rrts of her recent study are the children ot the 9H then recently divorced couples she began interviewing in 1979 while .it tbe University ol Wisconsin Ahrons, now professor emerita of sociology in the College of letters Arts and Sciences, decided to return to this random sampling of < hildrrn 20 years later to see how children ol divorces fared in adulthood "In the media we were seeing dire results that all children nl divorce are doomed as adults Ahrons said in a phone interview The studv sought to discover tbe realttv of the adult childrens lives She interviewed 171 children from the 98 former c nuples ,i ‘HI per < ent response rale In det< t mine who thrives, who does not and win What I loiind is that tin- m.i|nt ity nf the grown ( hildren wen dn.ru' |iist fine." she said " I liev !< 11 then parents dec ision to get divon ed was .i ncmd (let ision I he ma|nr Iai tor for most ..I the kids was the relationship between their parents I ven .’II veats lat it t see Mvorca i>.tge 3 Still has the touch President BUI Clinton visited Los Angeles Saturday morning tu sign copies ul his new autobiography My Lite at tso Won Books on i ri Hre book’s sales have already warranted second and third printings Two releases highlight football season “The Tradition Continues" and “2004 Rose Bowl" review championship year By BLANC NCNNON Staff WrtUt No one Involved with USC ta likely to forget the 2003 football season and 2004 Rom Bowl, and two new video releases are being offered to help fans remember. ‘The Tradition Continue*' and the '2004 Rose Bowl* }oin the commetno rative Sports Illustrated and College Publishing books as docunents of USC's ninth football national champi unship and first in 25 years "The Tradition Continues.' released Monday through the L'SC Bookstore, reviews the full 2003 season from the August road shutout ol Auburn through the disappointing triple-overtune loss to California, the dominant victories at Notre Uame and against UCLA, and th? 28 14 Hose Bowl win over Big- 10 Conference Champion Michigan. The 7 S-minute DVD and VHS release, narrated by the dramatic voice of Philadelphia Phillies bruadcastei Hairy Kalas includes pregame, halltune and postgame lo< k er room speeches limn plavris ami coaches, including seveial ot head cuach Pete Carroll s rnergi/ed pep talks, (jamc highlights air soinetimes narrated by kalas and s.iim-tunes lea lure the original broadcast , ointnen tary from radio hioadtastns Ivte Arbogast and Paul Mil’.maid oi trie vision commentalois su. Ii as keitii Jackson Players past and piesent are inter viewed for the DVD me hiding Kenechi Transfer student interning in Congress By BLAKE HENNON St^ff Wit. . A H.iMsfrr «nT• • ,f c m thr f.ill is 'sfwrulint' hi f Mif.” • working in hrr c onijrr^Mi srnt.itivrv offit r aftrr \ilr« *•••' tn partHip.itr in onr «>l thr n.t!it-i. most prr>tit»mu\ mtrrt.ship j•*, -tjr.ims Krvt's whn w 11! ! mt '*• • .is .t iuni(H tn«i|urinc in juit.lu ;•> pl.inruru arul man.ict in*"-* ' *•'" • ' ih«- S.:, l.if.n • K» ' f.. .nnv ii.; • \ ns(M M? nf: i .» \:1i .lit rv I .-W i.trri.' . t’.rfi- INDEX Udrte. keaiv I olliert. Maicell Almond. Paul McDonald. Brad Hudde and others I he Iclease covers the h( S lanknig controversy and presents lootage ol the AP National ( hampionship tiophy pirsentation outside Heritage Hall and ol comments by President lieorge V\ Kush Irom the trams visit tn thr VMntr House I hr Kosr Bowl I >\ I > sh,.«s AM s broadcast of thr gamr sans column cials Ihe company behind thr DVD triumph Markrting, will also release every BCS championship game Kaitlin Sandeno is part of the 2004 US. Olympic swim team. 12 WUcoi n*w album takes the rytrten band in anoth er new direction. 7 CUsalfarti___• Spatt. WEATHER Today: Another hufifn y lucky SoCal summer ita\ ’.And still u/wOit End off semester: The Daily Trojan will resume publication August 18, 2004. |
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