FOOTNOTES

I was pleasantly surprised to find Daniel Duane's piece on weightlifting ("How the Other Half Lifts," July/August).

If you took all the diamonds ever mined in history and poured them onto a tennis court, the players would be wading in bling so deep it would cover the net.

An archaeologist unearths the remains of iconic modern hippie commune, and finds that even recent historical memory is clouded by stereotype and distortion.

Suicide is the second leading cause of death for people 15 to 29 years old, globally. But it's also preventable. Awareness is the first step.

If your nephew or grandchild is supposed to be in jail in, say Chicago, (area code 312) the call should not be coming from Montreal, Canada, area code 514.

Self-control: It’s the key to success, as anyone from the creators of Sesame Street to the authors of best-selling books will tell you.

Last November, out contributing editor Helaine Olen profiled the hugely popular personal finance guru Dave Ramsey ("The Prophet").

New York-based writer Kathryn Joyce has written two books on conservative Christianity.

Banning suspensions may allow teachers the opportunity to correct behavioral problems in school—but who will give them the resources to do so?

Richard McNally writes that confronting triggers, not avoiding them, is the best way to overcome PTSD.