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Diane Crispell "What if…? What if some of the trends touted in the media came true during the next few decades? Here's American Demographics' contribution to millennial hype". American Demographics. FindArticles.com. 10 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m4021/is_n12_v19/ai_20038521/

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Articles in Dec, 1997 issue of American Demographics

• Moody neighborhoods - type of neighborhood affects mood
  by Diane Crispell
• Wives and money - wive's role in buying decisions
• Making old brands new - marketing strategies
  by Brian Wansink
• A hail and farewell: as we hail the approach of the next century, this trend-tracker makes tracks
  by Diane Crispell
• Morning meals - profile of what Americans eat for breakfast
  by Matthew Klein
• Musical minors - American attitude towards music and playing an instrument
  by Patrick J. Kavanagh
• Population update: for December - 1997 - Illustration
• Kid-care costs - national household day-care and babysitting expenditures
  by Diane Crispell
• What if…? What if some of the trends touted in the media came true during the next few decades? Here's American Demographics' contribution to millennial hype
  by Diane Crispell
• Citizen homeowner - demographic aspects of those who own homes in the United States
  by Diane Crispell
• Kids take responsibility - household chores
  by Joseph Schwartz
• Too much of a good thing: a perfectly sound product idea can be sidelined by attractive but impractical packaging
  by Robert M. McMath
• Both a borrower and lender be: consumers are the ones who ultimately finance their own credit, which means they have to balance their saving and spending, at least to some extent
  by Elia Kacapyr
• After the baby - work-home combinations profiled
  by Marcia Mogelonsky
• Women are driving financial confidence - demographic aspects of women and making financial decisions
• Metros with moola: the richest metropolitan areas in America aren't likely to change in the next decade
  by Shannon Dortch
• In grandmother's house we live - three-generation households
  by Marcia Mogelonsky
• Northern X-posure - Canadian Generation Xers profiled
  by Matthew Klein
• The children's hours: as children grow, they spend increasingly less time sleeping and eating, but more time on virtually everything else life has to offer
  by John P. Robinson
• Before the baby - research on the desire to have a child
  by Brad Edmondson
• Athletic footwear is cool in school - demographic aspects of shoe buying
  by Nancy Ten Kate
• Pre-millennial purples - color trend projections for the end of the century
  by Diane Crispell
• How liberal are we? - profile of American liberalism
  by Nancy Ten Kate
• Millennial Fever: as the 1990s draw to a close, Millennial Fever is heating up. Here's a look at its symptoms and how marketers can take advantage of them by striking while the iron is hot - includes a related article on Heaven's Gate mass suicide
  by James R. Rosenfield
• Who gets the toys? Do the best little girls and boys get the most toys on Christmas Day? Only if they're rich - demographic aspects of Christmas toy buying
  by Brad Edmondson
• When the holiday's over - demographic aspects of personal bankruptcy
  by Matthew Klein
• Who were we? - Carleton College alumni survey looks at how they perceived themselves as college students
  by Matthew Cravatta
• Beyond the body: an emerging medical paradigm: as with so many other aspects of American society, the baby boom may be the catalytic factor that ultimately changes the way we treat our health
  by Charles F. Longino
• Snack time - demographic aspects of the popularity of salty snack foods
  by Marcia Mogelonsky
• Longer-winded - length of business calls related to other factors, such as economic conditions
  by Matthew Cravatta