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Carole, Carly, Joni: 'Girls Like Us'
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May. 2nd —
Carole King was married, pregnant and cranking out hit songs at age 17. Joni Mitchell gave up her baby girl and started composing the most heart-wrenching songs of her life. Carly Simon's list of lovers reads like a "Who's Who" of the entertainment industry. Their stories are all chronicled, in juicy detail, in a new book by Sheila Weller.
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Why we all gather in the kitchen
- New book looks at how kitchen has changed over past century
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Apr. 28th —
It used to be that you knew your neighbors by the aromas wafting from their kitchen windows. If it was oregano and tomato, you knew the family was Italian. If the fragrance was of paprika, they were Hungarian.
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'Our Bodies, Ourselves' continues to educate women
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Apr. 10th —
Things were happening to her body that Dorothy Robinson couldn't quite understand. She works out regularly and strives to eat right, yet it was more difficult to keep her weight under control.
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Finding renewal after 50
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Apr. 4th —
Helen Dennis believes, and so do I, that this generation of women - highly educated, career-minded - is confused and unwilling to face retirement. We are the first generation affected by the women's movement. Heck, some of us started the movement.
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Professor looks for love, finds it in religions
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Mar. 25th —
"Encyclopedia of Love." The title alone sounds like an author's hot ticket to "Oprah" or "The View." But the new, illustrated reference book, edited by Rollins College professor Yudit Kornberg Greenberg, is more ecumenical than racy.
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