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Grit, Golf & Girls on the Green
The tiny white ball arcs into the sky, and the young woman who
just finessed the ball with grit strength and grace flashes a characteristic
quick smile. It’s her personality, veteran Vermont golfers
say. She just loves the people and the game — and she’s
good, very good.
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Vermont Feminist Minister on Religion and Others
Roddy O’Neil Cleary, minister at the Unitarian Universalist
Society in Burlington, has performed dozens of civil unions in Vermont.
She is a feminist theologian who teaches women’s spirituality
courses at the University of Vermont; she is a married woman, the
mother of two sons; she is a former nun who lived and worked in
a teaching order at Marymount College in Tarrytown, New York. “I
was institutionalized for fifteen years,” she writes in one
sermon, explaining why she never learned to cook. “I spent
more time in the confessional than I did in the kitchen. It would
have been healthier the other way around.”
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The Long Journey to Mother: A Daughter’s Diary
I have a deal with Mary. This is my deal: If I wear my wedding
dress for ten days my mother will have a miracle. I wrote this down
in the miracle book at the Mary Queen of the Universe Shrine in
Orlando. On the fly. After having failed to pick up a blond wig
at Dolly’s Stampede for my mother’s pending chemo.
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Amy
Goodman Takes on the Media
Amy Goodman received standing ovations at all three of her Vermont
speaking engagements May 22-23 — before she spoke. This is
just another example of what she and brother David, co-authors of
The Exception to the Rulers: Exposing Oily Politicians, War Profiteers,
and the Media That Love Them (Hyperion, 2004), have seen all across
the country on their 70-city book tour. There is a “tremendous
hunger for independent voices, voices of dissent that are missing
from corporate media,” said David Goodman, who lives in Waterbury
Center, “People are clamoring for the truth.”
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Thank
Heaven… for Emma
My only daughter Emma just turned 26. This summer she’ll
be married, soon to start her own family. She’s half my age,
the age I was when she was born.
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Heaven… for Emma |
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