Taking inspiration from Ken Burns new PBS series, "The War," the San Francisco Chronicle looks at the experiences of American women living in the Bay area during WWII.
*We’d love [...]

"Tomorrow Marin Alsop will shatter the glass baton. As she steps onto the podium for her inaugural concert as Music Director and Principal Conductor of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO), [...]

by Helen Fisher
I was walking down Park Avenue in New York City recently, heading home from an introductory appointment with a plastic surgeon. The walk inspired some (more) reflection on [...]

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by Elizabeth Hemmerdinger | bio
About four months ago, one [...]

This morning I’ll be discussing web 2.0 stuff with other nonprofit/tech trainers, and though gadgetry may only be a passing topic, I’m still glad I read Andrea Learned’s post about [...]

by The Rev. Elizabeth Zarelli Turner
Earlier this month, I read Elizabeth Hemmerdinger’s reflection on the recent Time Magazine cover story "The Secret Life of Mother Teresa," which included two primary [...]

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by Patricia Yarberry [...]

The Chicago Tribune’s public editor analyzed 30 days worth of opinion columns and found the commentary section fairly balanced when it comes to politics and topics.
But there was one [...]

Did Fox really need to censor Sally Field’s anti-war statement during the Emmy Awards? Sheesh.
And Maureen Ryan makes an excellent point about the music selected to accompany "The Sopranos" [...]

by Gloria Feldt
Woman must have her freedom, the fundamental freedom of choosing whether or not she will be a mother and how many children she will have. Regardless of what [...]