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Single Moms Serve Up Worries With Their Feast

By Stevens & Johnson ● Arts & Culture ● November 27, 2008

Today’s menu for many single mothers will be a poignant mixture of delight with their families with concern about their financial futures. With that in mind, two reporters backtracked to find two single mothers who had been featured in the past.

Palin Mixes It Up for Women at GOP Convention

By Stevens & Bowen ● Politics ● September 4, 2008

Women in and around the Republican National Convention are expressing wildly divergent views about Sarah Palin, a religious conservative selected as McCain’s running mate. Even GOP pro-choice advocates are divided.

Suburban Philly Women Step Into Voting Spotlight

By Stevens & Bowen ● Politics ● April 22, 2008

Pennsylvania women are expected to keep Clinton in the running as they vote in a primary that shares the date with Equal Pay Day. But a Pittsburgh analyst says suburban Philadelphian women are unpredictable and might just give their vote to Obama.

Court’s Abortion Ruling Undercuts Roe

By Stevens & Bowen ● Crime & Law ● April 19, 2007

The Supreme Court’s decision Wednesday upholding a law banning some abortions after 12 weeks, without a health exception, dismayed reproductive health advocates.

Nicaraguan Activists Press Abortion Legal Case

By Stevens & Por Alison Bowen ● Politics ● March 16, 2007

A case that tests an abortion ban in Nicaragua is being reviewed by the nation’s Supreme Court this spring. Activists say the law imperils the lives of women and it looms large as a symbol of the economic and health inequalities they routinely face.

Duke Rape Charges Highlight Common Campus Danger

By Stevens & Fischetti ● Uncategorized ● April 2, 2006

Charges in the high-profile rape case at Duke University are being brought by a college student who is also an exotic dancer. Advocates say that women in sex-related work are more vulnerable to rape and the crime is a common campus danger.

U.S. Policies Called Bitter Pills for Cuban Women

By Stevens & Farmer ● Uncategorized ● May 13, 2005

Cuban women struggle with hardships that range from limited wages that drive many to prostitution to handling most of the housework. Women’s rights activists there say the U.S. trade embargo and other sanctions only make their burden worse.

Matsui Wins Calif. Seat; Bankruptcy Bill to Pass

By Pikul & Stevens ● Uncategorized ● March 12, 2005

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