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Take Your First Lady to School Day, She'll Bring the Stars
Michelle Obama really has this women's-history-month thing down! Today she organized a star-studded career day that was held at schools throughout the Washington, DC, area.
Friends of the first lady, including Alicia Keys, Sheryl Crow, actress Alfre Woodard, and makeup mogul Bobbi Brown shared inspiring stories of success.
International Women's Day!
Women around the world, and the men who love them, celebrated International Women's Day yesterday.
The Catholic Church had its own special message for women. The Vatican newspaper pondered what contributed most to the emancipation of women in the 20th century.
The Beauty Myth: Study Finds Sarah Palin's Looks Lost Votes
Between Michelle Obama's bare arms and Hillary Clinton's boxy pantsuits, women can't seem to catch a break. Not even during Women's History Month! Because now (or, should I say again?) Sarah Palin's looks are under scrutiny.
Spoken History: Can You Match the Woman to the Quote?
Since 1987, March has been National Women's History Month. Michelle Obama celebrated this week by visiting with servicewomen at the Women's Memorial in Arlington Cemetery. You can get in the spirit by matching these memorable quotes to the noteworthy women who spoke them.
Michelle Obama Honors Women's History Month
Yesterday Michelle Obama marked Women's History Month by visiting servicewomen at the Women's Memorial in Arlington National Cemetery. She not only commended their service, but also their efforts to close the gender-equality gap.
Funny then that the empowering event ended by inviting the women to tea (what else do we drink?) and, I can only imagine, freshly baked scones (with seasonal fruit).
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Hump Day: Sex Makes Her Uncomfortable
Welcome to Hump Day, TrèsSugar's sex advice column. If you have questions about sex, send them to TrèsSugar, and our friend Dr. Charlie Glickman from Good Vibrations will offer his sound advice!
Ask E. Jean For DearSugar: Does He Have True Feelings For Me?
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I’m an elegant, attractive, educated and well-spoken 37-year-old woman. After nothing but eight long years of dating horror stories, three months ago I met a really attractive, sexy, open, bright, educated, and interesting 40-year-old man who was well raised and comes from a very nice family.
Front Page: Wall Street in Chaos, 2,000 Saved From Hurricane Ike, Stampede in Indonesia
- Wall Street in Chaos: Two Wall Street banks, Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch are in turmoil. Merrill Lynch has agreed to sell itself to Bank of America to stem their mounting financial crisis, while Lehman Brothers has filed for bankruptcy. Added to this, insurance giant AIG has sought $40 billion from the federal reserve to try and save itself.
Health Benefits of the Pill
I'm sure many of you are on the pill for various different reasons, but most of you have been on it for years, so have you ever asked yourself if you were doing more harm than good? If so, and if you're concerned about the health risks of taking the pill, check out this chart below.
Health Benefits
- Studies have shown that being on the pill for more than two years can decrease your risk for ovarian cancer by 70 percent, and endometrial cancer by 50 percent (great news).
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