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One Woman Show, Around the World
By Frankc Berlanga-Medina When it comes to the subject of sex, relationships and amorous conquests, if we can be honest about it, there exists a double standard that favors men
Chocolate Worthy of Love
I consider myself a chocolate lover, but some chocolate is worth loving more than others. There’s no reason to become righteous if we see someone indulging in a Hershey’s kiss,
Mercury Retrograde in Pisces – Reflection & Review
By Risa D’Engeles Thursday, February 6th, Mercury makes its first 2014 retrograde (from 3 Pisces to 18 Aquarius). We’re familiar with generalized guidelines for Mercury retro. No major purchases, signing
Nonprofit Bridges Gap For Troubled Youth
By Terrah Baker Josh was 18 years old living in a tent in Walker Park when he first learned about the YouthBridge program. “At first it was just me….It was
An Order for Change
By Terrah Baker “So, for those of you on the right who are screaming about executive orders, your god, Reagan, appears to be leading the pack.” If we’re to believe
Dynamic Couples Show Off Simple Style
By Melissa Arens For the month of February we’re highlighting hip couples in Fayetteville, with not only a great original sense of style but exciting involvement in our community. Celi
Cower Rangers
By Amy Alkon I read your recent columns about guys who are too shy to ask women out. You seem to think it’s okay for women to make quick judgments
Knowledge of Body is Strength in Yoga Instructor
It’s safe to say yoga has become extremely popular in recent years. The Yoga Alliance — the largest U.S. nonprofit organization offering certifications and teacher registries — has pushed out
Ancient Women’s Tradition Finds New Life
In ancient cultures like that of Native Americans, Africans, Chinese and Christians, red was a symbolic color of the female strength, mystery and power. Because of this reverence towards womanly
