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Chewing the Facts: Gender Gap, Gut Decisions, and Plastic Skin.

This Week: Gender Gap, Gut Decisions, Fiscal Cliff and Plastic Skin.

Clothing Crisis: Can it be saved?

The change of the season is a great time to sort through your closet and clear your wardrobe of old, outdated clothing. But getting rid of clothing can be a little more complicated than just putting something in the trash or donation bin—some pieces may have sentimental value, be great basics or truly one-of-a-kind pieces […]

As if growing pains weren’t enough: Health disparities in sexual minorities

As if teens today don’t have enough to worry about, studies in the last decade have proved what all too many are already well aware of: being a sexual minority—that is gay, lesbian or bisexual—makes growing up healthy even harder. Most of us remember the mad race of high school, desperately trying to figure out what it takes to be one of the “cool kids,” to fit in and be liked, while others rebelled and fought to stand out as much as possible [...]

Having It All: Success + Love

Lately, the media has been “reminding” us that we just can’t have it all—it’s gone mainstream that we have to choose between loving our life and having a great career. But the true meaning of living a good life is finding a balance between the two. That means working hard and playing hard; it means […]

The DIY-er’s Tool Kit: The Basics

DI-What? Have you ever noticed a chair in a store window that was completely out of your price range? Or maybe saw a picture on the internet of a worn dresser or desk that someone modified into a truly amazing piece? If you thought to yourself “that doesn’t look too bad; I could build it […]

Overcoming the role of gender and race in science and technology majors during college

29 April 2015

Historically, women and minorities have not been well-represented in engineering majors. As a result this underrepresentation has developed into a self-perpetuating problem.

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[Infograph] The Rise of the Female Entrepreneur: Miss Independent

28 March 2015

Women entrepreneurs have come a long way over the last 40 years. Before 1974, banks could require women borrowers to guarantee their loans with cosignatures from husbands, fathers or male business partners.

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Livin’ It: Weight Loss Edition

10 March 2015

Loren Hoffman is certainly livin’ it. But things are not always as simple as they seem and Loren’s life is the result of a lot of hard work, professionally as well as personally.

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Under One Roof: Coworking

15 February 2015

More and more women have struck out on their own, becoming freelancers or entrepreneurs. Yet despite the perks of striking out solo—flexible scheduling, the ability to pursue passion projects—there can still be something missing.

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