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Changing
Roles
In the past century, women
have broken countless stereotypical barriers and
earned a place in the forefront of the American
work force. Despite prime examples of this on campus,
nowhere is it more prevalent than right in SMC's
own police department. Read
On
My Irish Eyes In Cuba
Kathy Flynn has been preparing the last twenty years
of her life for a quest that has taken her across
the globe to an unlikely place. Her adventure and
passion for people carried her to Cuba. It was in
Cuba where she found part of her roots and became
the instrument to reunite a lost and forgotten family.
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My Monologue Experience
Before the show, I had worked with the fervor of
a seasoned director, choosing the amber lights to
drench the women, the haunting blue to elicit empathy,
the shocking red that pungently accentuated my favorite
piece "My Angry Vagina". The weeks leading
into this were filled with rehearsals, during which
we let the material become us... Read
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The Vagina Monologues
The year I wrestled hardest
with emerging memories of molestation was the year
I first found the Vagina Monologues. I remember
the book as it sat on my bedside table and how its
deep red cover shone under the reading lamp, creating
a glow that bathed the walls of my bedroom and warmed
my bed. Read
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The Vagina Monologues
Looked At (and Listened to) by a Male Senior Citizen
The vagina, a female body part from which I emerged
and have spent a significant part of my adult life
trying to get back into, was not a normal, usual
or "politically correct" topic of conversation
during my adolescence, college days or young adulthood.
For me, "The Vagina Monologues" is an
outstanding example of the major changes that have
taken place in our society during the last fifty
years. Read
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