Love, actually (The Australian)
LOVE as a subject for serious literature has always had its critics.
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Search the Archives (Kansas State Collegian)
It hurts to play rough. But, for an interesting group of Evansville women, this is something to live for. The ability to slap on a pair of skates and blast around a skate rink is just one of the many perks of participating in the Tri-state's first roller derby league.
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PPTA congratulates first female education minister (Scoop.co.nz)
PPTA president Robin Duff congratulates Anne Tolley on being appointed New Zealand’s first female minister of education.
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Write to Know (Cape Cod Times)
Dear Write to Know: I would like to thank readers for their tremendous support over the past three years, but I continue to need "Fairy Godmothers.
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Munda: Sporty, not (Sun Star)
AS I'm typing this, my legs are sore, my palms pink and raw and my arms and legs covered in acrylic paint. Yay intramurals! Thursday and Friday, I have proven, yet again, that I cannot lose my voice. No matter how much I yelled it was still there.
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Rewriting the book on profitable publishing (Guardian Unlimited)
Your typical Silicon Valley startup is run by a rarely washed teenager with borderline Asperger's Syndrome, who's never heard of profit but wants to sell for billions, right? That makes Blurb very atypical. Eileen Gittins, its chief executive, is female, for a start; and stylish. She's also been through the whole web 1.0 boom and bust, where she first ran Personify, an e-commerce ...
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Cross Campus: 11.19.08 (Yale Daily News)
Darth Vader was spotted roaming Cross Campus in search of a long-lost love, according to multiple readers. He found her studying, sources say, around midnight Monday, leading to a light-saber fight broken up, oddly enough, by Batman, who they in turn choked.
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READ: The feminine touch (The New Straits Times)
SU AZIZ reviews works by women who seem to have an innate ability to dramatise the human condition.
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READ: The feminine touch (The New Straits Times)
SU AZIZ reviews works by women who seem to have an innate ability to dramatise the human condition. WOMEN are emotional, intuitive and mysterious. These traits, I find, tend to be reflected in the works of women writers.
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Natasha Bedingfield Calls Romance 'Female Viagra' (People Magazine)
The engaged British singer says gestures like giving flowers are "cheesy" but effective
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