Terri Peters
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 94
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- Oct 1, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Cornell University's Jane Doe Prompts Social Media Posts of 2014 Columbia Student Who Carried Mattress to Protest Response to Her Rape (opens the original)
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As outrage continues to spread online about the Cornell 7 case — that of seven men accused of sexually assaulting and drugging a 20-year-old woman at a fraternity house in 2024 — many on social media are remembering a powerful 2014 student protest by a sexual assault survivor at Columbia University. “12 years before the Cornell 7, there was ‘Carry That Weight,’” one such Instagram user posted, going on to recount the story of Emma Sulkowicz in the caption: After accusing fellow Columbia student
Mom Found 2-Year-Old's Rare Eye Cancer By Watching the Baby Monitor (opens the original)
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An Ohio mom credits her baby monitor with helping to discover her then-2-year-old daughter had a rare form of eye cancer. According to the Cleveland Clinic, Draime’s daughter, Miley, had an eye that occasionally drifted, leaving her and her husband, Andrew, to assume the child had a lazy eye. The family’s pediatrician had referred them to an ophthalmologist, but there was a several-month wait for an appointment. Then, in the fall of 2025, Draime noticed a white glow in her daughter’s eye during
Dad’s Viral TikTok Reminds Teens To Call Home, Not Drink and Drive: ‘You Need Me, You Call Me’ (opens the original)
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Parenting teenagers can be more than a little challenging. In addition to the stresses of college applications and driver’s licenses, parents often worry about what will happen if their teen gets involved with underage drinking, then finds themselves in trouble. It’s this concern that leads many parents to tell their teens that if they find themselves in a situation where they’re intoxicated, or the person they are with is too drunk to drive, they can call mom or dad for a ride home, no question
Why Mom's Funny Video of Toddler Tumbling Down Stairs Is So Relatable (opens the original)
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When we first bring home a baby, there’s so much we’re worried about. From whether they’re getting enough breastmilk to what that strange rash could mean, we fret and fuss over everything, only to eventually realize that we’re doing a great job and our baby is fine. But just when those infant days seem easy, something new emerges: the toddler years. Toddlers are notorious for temper tantrums, messes, and being more than a little strong-willed, and it’s usually not long until parents are daydream
Cornell Alum and Pediatrician Has Vital Message to Parents: ‘Make This Issue Front and Center’ (opens the original)
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A pediatrician who shares content on TikTok is going viral this week for a powerful message he and his wife offered to parents about the Cornell 7 case. “Everyone knows I’m a Cornell alumni,” @DrDanPediatrician says at the start of the video, holding a red Cornell University sweatshirt in his hands, “but I’m afraid I can’t wear this right now because this is a day marked by many, many failures and really only one that matters: We failed that young woman.” Dr. Dan goes on to share something that
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