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Everybody's talking about Time's cover
Have you seen it? The cover of Time magazine last week featured a very attractive 26-year-old mom breast-feeding her 35-year-old son. Actually he’s only 3, but he looks way big. more
Everything old is new again — even bias
Social progress took a hit this month, especially for women and African-Americans. more
What have Republicans got against women and immigrants?
There are lots of dumb mistakes you can make in politics. Among them are offending some big voting group or saying crude things about the opposition party. more
ETHEL brings a rock-band vibe and contemporary musical interpretations to Molloy’s Madison Theatre on Saturday. Ralph Ferris, on viola (from left), Jennifer Choi and Cornelius Dufallo, on violin, with Dorothy Lawson, on cello, make up the postclassical string quartet.
A string quartet known as ETHEL visits Molloy’s Madison Theatre
The charismatic quartet known as ETHEL performs in Rockville Centre, one of many concerts that welcome thie season this weekend. more
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Eric Weltman, a senior organizer at Food and Water Watch, spoke to supporters of a state ban on hydraulic fracturing last week.
Locals rally against fracking in N.Y.
More than a dozen local residents gathered outside the district office of State Sen. Jack Martins (R-Mineola) in Garden City Park on Feb. 17 to show their support for a ban on hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” in the extraction of natural gas. more
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Junior forward Shante Evans averaged 18.4 points and 11.0 rebounds per game last season to lead the Pride to an overall record of 19-12.
Pride has high expectations
The Pride (19-12, 10-8 Colonial Athletic Association) has a little bit of unfinished business after seeing the 2010-11 season come to an end with a loss to VCU in the second round of the CAA Conference tournament. more
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Annmarie Giunta was honored by Assemblyman Brian Curran, left, as a woman of distinction. She also was recognized by Valley Stream Mayor Ed Fare.
Valley Stream woman all about community service
When Annmarie Giunta got a letter in the mail from Assembly Brian Curran, stating that she was going to be recognized at his Women of Distinction awards ceremony, she couldn’t believe it. more
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Marriage is good for the heart — if you’re a man
Sometimes you don’t need a scientific study to tell you an obvious truth. Last week, a small item in the Science section of The New York Times reported results of a Canadian research project aimed at determining if marital status affects how fast someone gets to the hospital after a heart attack. more
Assemblyman Brian Curran talked to fifth-grader Lyvie Jean Pierre and her classmates about some famous people and accomplishments in women’s history.
A 'her-story' lesson in Valley Stream
“Why do we pay attention or learn about women’s history in the month of March?” Assemblyman Brian Curran asked several dozen students at the Robert W. Carbonaro School last week. more
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How do you know?
"Love is the most unnatural thing in the world." Yeah, you heard me. Ok, so I wasn't the one who said that. It was said TO me recently during a lunch with a well, let's call him a more mature, friend (really a mentor) of mine. How much more mature? Well, let's just say he's been married longer than I've been alive and leave it at that. more
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