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Rosie’s Girls Keep Rosie the Riveter’s Legacy Alive in a New Generation
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
Rosie the Riveter is still alive and well in the modern world. The iconic poster and theme, “We can do it!” is alive and well in Vermont. There, the organization called Rosie’s Girls works to help girls develop and interest in areas that are normally dominated by men. According to their website, “Rosie’s Girls® is…
Most Inspirational Events of 2018
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
When it comes to what appears in most media, the bad news dominates. Scandals and disasters sell, so most news media focuses on the unhappy and depressing. The worse the catastrophe, the better. This can give people the impression that nothing good ever happens in the world, but that is not true. Despite the impression…
The Lessons of WWI’s Sgt. Stubby Have Much to Teach Children Today
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
Stories of canine courage normally involve dogs who saved their owners from house fires or protected them from attack. People may also think of the dogs who sniff out bombs and drugs for police officers and soldiers alike. Most people, however, do not think about dogs fighting on the front lines beside their masters, much…
Rescue Dogs Get New Lease on Life as Service Dogs
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Stephanie Hertzenberg
Dogs have long been described as man’s best friend, but most people do not think of canine companions as life savers. For veterans, however, dogs can be exactly that. Maddy Gibson, a 38 year old Navy veteran, divides the world into fear and peace, loneliness and comfort, and the demarcation has four legs and pointed…
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