A tribute to the voices part deux

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Heather Nagel-Doughtie

Monday, March, 24, 2008

Continuing our tribute to the voices....(if you didn’t catch our last tribute, click here.)

Take a look at Gervase’s last post. Gervase is an Intern in Charleston and has written in her fresh way about her experience at a city high school where she had the chance to sit down with some girls and discuss racial differences. It is very insightful.

A Morning at Burke High

Yesterday I spent the morning at Burke High School in a 9th grade honors classroom filled with girls. The program I volunteered for through the Women’s and Gender Studies department at the college is called “My Life as a Girl,” and aside from spending time with this same classroom of girls over the next couple months and talking to them about things like boys, music and careers – Read More...

I LOVED this post by Sara Conrad, editor in Jacksonville, about women expressing themselves. Bitch on!

let's get real about getting angry

All right, it’s time for a little group confession.

Can you think about the last three times you were ready to bust a nut--er, ovary--about a situation you couldn’t control? How about the last twenty times? Read More...

Finishing up our Tribute, Merry Glenne, editor in Augusta, speaks to our work theme and blogs about her advice to young women entering the work force.

I'm graduating...now what do I do?

I got an email last week from a friend of a cousin who was desperate for advice. Approaching graduation (next spring), she was nervous about what to do, where to intern, what to study, what to say during interviews, how to write a resume, where to live...remember those days? Read More...