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A crime novelist, Patricia Cornwell, recently made a donation to John Jay College of Criminal Justice in the generous amount of one million dollars. In an interview with the associated press, at which she discussed her motivations for the donation, she was asked at some point a question about mistakes she had seen made by law enforcement at crime scenes.  Read More »

Have you ever attended a VDay event? If you are near a college campus I'm sure you have probably heard about it at the very least. Basically 10 years ago Eve Ensler began an event that went national which brought attention to violence again women across the globe. Please go and donate to these events near you. All proceeds are required to go to local organizations like women's shelters.  Read More »

If you enjoy reading the New York Times everyone morning as I do (highly recommended for those in the theatre profession who want to keep up on the trends) then you might have read Is PBS Still Necessary?  Read More »

In my little corner of the world Mother Nature has been suffering from Menopause. First she pissed off with the blizzard and ice, next day she is having heat flashes, before long the uber mood swings kick in for a wild day, and now she is bursting into tears. Unfortunately there is no way to get some hormone replacement pills to that woman.  Read More »

When I turned 15 I got my first job as a bus-person (using the politically correct term) which turned into a waitressing job on my 16th birthday. I went from minimum wage ($5.15 at the time) to getting paid the "lucrative" rate of $2.13 an hour plus tips.  Read More »

This is the beginning of a trend my friends. No, it not the latest fad in hair accessories, nor is it the downward spiral of the ever changing economy. In fact this particular trend is happening right in front of our eyes, and it is my opinion that as a site and community we need to help lessen it until it escapes into oblivion.

How do these titles strike you?

"You Need to Stop Smoking"  Read More »

First off, I am a woman voter. Along those lines, I'm also an informed voter. I don't vote or decide until I know where the candidates stand on issues. I strip away all other aspects than actions they have taken in the past and stances they hold now (and in the past).  Read More »

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/07/us/07identity.html?_r=1&ref=todayspape...  Read More »