CBC – Oct 2 – It doesn’t matter how two people meet. In the end everyone is just looking for love, says a new study from Jocelyn Wentland, a sessional instructor at the University of British Columbia’s psychology department. She surveyed 3.5K participants. The study looked at 4 meeting venues: school, work, friends…
Police: More Arrests Likely In Prostitution Ring
Five women are facing prostitution charges after police raided an office building in Jeffersonville.
Online Dating Couples Less Likely to Divorce
ouples that met via online dating and married are less likely to get a divorce than those who didn’t meet online, according to a new study by the University of Chicago. In addition, the study found that online dating is one of the most popular ways to get together. One…