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  A father answers his question on what he will do for his son who has special needs.

  This week, answers to readers' questions about lying to your friends to save their feelings, phantom scholarship money and other issues.

  One baby boomer is working and marching with a new group of activisits, and feeling like a grandpa.

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  T Magazine's beauty/style director, Sandra Ballentine, opens up her little black book of tips on where to go, what to buy and whom to know.