In high school, a friend told me her mother, a young homemaker married to a successful businessman, questioned the 19th Amendment:
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Author Archives: glonigro
The Privilege of the Right to Vote
Posted on Nov 08, 2016 | | Comments Off on The Privilege of the Right to Vote
A Day of Sailing on Winnebel with Captain Alex
Posted on Sep 16, 2016 | | Comments Off on A Day of Sailing on Winnebel with Captain Alex
During a Sunday in August, a few of us Antinanco members decided to go sailing. It was one of those unbearably
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June is National Rose Month
Posted on Jun 14, 2016 | | Comments Off on June is National Rose Month
Someone once told me that people either love the smell of lavender OR rose. We were having a conversation about Neal’s
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Emma Lazarus: Poet of Exiles and the Statue of Liberty
Posted on Jun 17, 2015 | | Comments Off on Emma Lazarus: Poet of Exiles and the Statue of Liberty
When my grandmother set sail for America with her family in the early 20th century, she was a young girl who
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Women’s History Month Profile: Sylvia Beach and Shakespeare & Co
Posted on Mar 10, 2015 | | Comments Off on Women’s History Month Profile: Sylvia Beach and Shakespeare & Co
While the name Sylvia Beach may not be familiar to you, you have probably heard of two of her greatest accomplishments:
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Black History Month Profile: Zora Neale Hurston
Posted on Feb 16, 2015 | | Comments Off on Black History Month Profile: Zora Neale Hurston
It’s unlikely we would be familiar with Zora Neale Hurston’s work today if it wasn’t for Alice Walker’s essay “In Search
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Learning about Frankincense, Myrrh and other resins at the New York Botanical Garden
Posted on Dec 22, 2014 | | Comments Off on Learning about Frankincense, Myrrh and other resins at the New York Botanical Garden
Like most city dwellers, I often yearn for green spaces to recharge and clear my head from the daily stresses and
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My day tweeting for the United Nations
Posted on Sep 19, 2014 | | Comments Off on My day tweeting for the United Nations
My friend Vendula, who has worked for the Department of Public Information (DPI) at the United Nations in various capacities, asked me
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When customer service goes awry
Posted on Jul 25, 2014 | | Comments Off on When customer service goes awry
As more details emerge about the recent Comcast customer service call fiasco, it has become clear that the company culture encouraged
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First visit to the 9/11 Memorial Museum
Posted on Jun 19, 2014 | | Comments Off on First visit to the 9/11 Memorial Museum
Earlier this month, a friend and I set out to visit the 9/11 Memorial Museum. I had researched ticket availability ahead
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