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Funny how, as the years drift by, things that might once have made me almost comically angry bring only a fond smile to my face. Last week, I walked ......(Continue Reading)Editor & Publisher Slow To Change Depiction of Women
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The audience fell silent. I could hear my heart beating fast. It was finally time to crown the new Miss Alaska National Teen-Ager 2004. Each moment felt like an hour, and then the announcer said, &...(Continue Reading)"GL, make me over!" Seven girls. Seven days. Seven big changes. The outcome? Nothing short of amazing!
We randomly chose seven readers to have a week like none they've ever experienced. While many teen magazines have given girls new haircuts or darker ......(Continue Reading)
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