Women

Magazine articles of special interest to women.

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Entrepreneur October 2004 Aliza Pilar Sherman	I Think I'll Pass A common challenge entrepreneurs face is letting go of tasks as the company grows. But do women in business have more difficulty with delegating? Here is how some woman have handled the hurdle.
Job Journal September 12, 2004 Michael Kinsman	Career Pros: Wal-Mart Case an Eye-Opener The nation's largest workplace sex-discrimination case is supposed to be about 1.6 million women who work for, or used to work for, Wal-Mart. But it's really is about something much bigger.
ifeminists September 8, 2004 Carey Roberts	Kobe Bryant: Alice-in-Wonderland Justice The dismissal of rape charges against the basketball superstar has triggered a lively debate how the decision will affect sexual assault cases in the future.
ifeminists September 8, 2004 George Rolph	Relative Injuries Large parts of the abuse industry are in existence to abuse men. If that were not so, would they not be equally disgusted with the abuse of men as they seem to be over the abuse of women?
BusinessWeek September 13, 2004 Michelle Conlin	Margaret Sanger: Birth Control Of A Nation Margaret Sanger founded Planned Parenthood and was an early power behind the pill.
Job Journal August 29, 2004 Michael Kinsman	Why Some Women Won't Reach the Top Lynn Martin knows women can stand toe-to-toe with men. Her business and political successes are vast. Why then does she believe many women will never suceed?
Fast Company September 2004 Cheryl Dahle	On Thin Ice After a history-making, 94-day trek across Antarctica, Ann Bancroft and Liv Arnesen faced the toughest challenge of their journey: finding the courage to surrender.
Fast Company September 2004 Alison Overholt	The Housewife Who Got up off the Couch Threats, nay-saying, and a firebombing only made Eleanor Josaitis more determined to make the world a better place.
Fast Company September 2004 Ryan Underwood	A Day in the Life of Work: No Brakes For wheelchair racer Cheri Blauwet, every day is an exercise in self-sufficiency, every race a test of faith.
Fast Company September 2004 Rebecca Zicarelli	Home Depot's Hardware Warriors Madeline Toft used to fly an attack helicopter and jump out of planes. As a captain in the U.S. Army, she led soldiers as they trained for war. Today, she's a hardware-store manager-in-training.
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