It's been eight years since a dormitory fire at Seton Hall University in New Jersey left three students dead and others critically injured; seven since Robin Gaby Fisher [...]

By Elizabeth Hemmerdinger
My friend Viv, who helped me get started on this stuff last week, has come through with a more advanced set of definitions. Some are commonplace-sounding terms [...]

(We love it when a comment at WVFC is so good that we it deserves its own blog. Such was Judy Orlando's response to Monday's Newsmix, which had mentioned a [...]

Do you sometimes feel like everything's moving way too fast these days, including you? When can we ever find time to read that novel that's been glancing mournfully from the [...]

By Patricia Yarberry Allen
Parsing the language of a New York invitation is not always easy.  I like basic Black Tie.  It means that the men are an attractive backdrop [...]

We haven't found the video for it yet, but we wanted to let you know as soon we can that our fearless
Dr. Patricia Yarberry Allen, President of Women's Voices [...]

 By Elizabeth Hemmerdinger 

 Saturday is the beginning of the weekend, and what with the world being simply way to much for us to sort out at the end of five days [...]

Dear Dr. Poyner,
I am 45 years old and newly single.  This dating scene is alarming enough without considering the risk of HPV and cancer that I hear so much [...]

Veteran author Gayle Greene, author of The Woman Who Knew Too Much and Changing the Story, is also a member of  he American Academy of Sleep Medicine, a professional medical [...]

By Elizabeth Hemmerdinger
 I don't know about you, but I feel the need to follow this dreadful financial crisis almost perpetually.  Until a couple of weeks ago, I was an [...]