Article: Living alone-it's the new rite of passage for the young, but who's most likely to feel lonely?(News Ban Young Guns)

Article: Solo living fast becoming biggest threat to the ...
The Hindustan Times;  August 1, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... average used six per cent more space than one-person households aged over 60. He said trends showed that the current rise in solo living, combined with the group's increasing affluence and consumption, was likely to cause a consumption crisis. As such environmentally ...

Article: Men ahead in solo living.(News)
The Mirror (London, England);  November 8, 2004 ;     299 words ... ... alone than women of the same age. Almost a third of all UK households has only one person, reflecting a growing trend of solo living, the Edinburgh University study found. Since the 1970s, the percentage of single households has trebled. Researcher Adam ...

Article: Solo living increases in Britain.(News)
The Mirror (London, England);  January 31, 2005 ;     329 words ...A RECORD number of people are living alone, says a study covering the last 30 years. Some 150,000 people - aged between 25 and 44 - came under the spotlight, using census records. In 1971, just 1.6 per cent of people lived alone, rising to 3.8 per cent a decade later and to 8.4 per cent by 1991.

Article: Media & Marketing: Solo living ad lands ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  October 11, 2004 ;     650 words ...Byline: Graham Sidwell Brindley place based Core Marketing & Events scooped the award for Best Advertisement at the 29th annual Birmingham Post & Mail House Design Awards. The marketing team's creative ideas secured the award for the second year running on behalf of MCD for their flagship

Article: CENTER TO DO TELETHON SOLO.(Living)
Albany Times Union (Albany, NY);  January 13, 1992 ;     696 words ...For the first time this year, the Cerebral Palsy Center for the Disabled will stage its annual fund-raising telethon independent of the national United Cerebral Palsy National Telethon. "In the past when we switched into the national (programming) we lost a lot of local support. We found it more

Article: PRICE TO PAY FOR GOING SOLO.(LIVING)
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH);  April 30, 2001 ;     700+ words ...Byline: TAMMY BUNDY I don't get out much. And when I do get out, there is usually such a combination of kids accompanying me that I feel more like I am chaperoning a field trip instead of just running an errand. So on the rare occasion when I do get out and it is actually by myself, I have found

Article: For Priests, a Weighty Matter; Hectic Schedules and Solo ...
The Washington Post;  March 28, 2006 ;     700+ words ...For Monsignor Michael J. Mellone, pastor at St. Andrew Apostle Parish in Silver Spring, there is no such thing as a typical day -- or a typical meal. He's up at 6 a.m., conducts an early morning Mass either in the church or privately, and is on the go until he arrives home around 9 p.m. Until