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Hot holiday toysToy expert Shannon Eis, of TimetoPlayMag.com shows CBSNews.com's Amanda Cochran five fun toys that are sure to be hits under the tree this year.
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Study ranks "10 worst" kids' cereals for sugarAnalysis shows cup of one has more sugar than Twinkie, and cup of 44 others has more sugar than 3 Chips Ahoy! cookies
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Silicon Valley school bucks high-tech trendSchool bans computers, other technology, in favor of chalkboards, pen and paper and textbooks
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Should you lie to your kids? Why one mom doesBlogger talks about reactions she receives from other parents about lies she tells her kids; Child psychologist weighs in
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Homeless teens on "60 Minutes" get free collegeTwo Fla. teens who lived out of father's truck receive full-ride scholarships a week after story was told on CBS broadcast
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Do reality shows make teen girls "mean girls?"A new survey reveals that girls who regularly watch reality TV expect a higher level of drama and bullying in their daily lives. CBS News correspondent Michelle Miller reports. Then, Erica Hill and Jeff Glor talk to Julie Ross, executive director of Parenting Horizons and author of "How to Hug a Porcupine," about the ways to counter the influences teenage girls are seeing in reality television.
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Sex harassment pervasive in grades 7-12: survey Almost half those asked said they'd been sexually harassed; Some said it made them sick to their stomach
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