Women's History Week events heat up in Aiken March 7 to 13
Multiple Aiken organizations sponsor free events for Women’s History Week led by USC Aiken Library. Lectures films sandwich seminars and a quilt show highlight a week of public programs featuring Carolyn Frederick Carey Connell Sutton and others with AAUW and League of Women Voters participation.
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Aiken
Usc-Aiken Library
Aiken County Public Library
Aiken Business and Professional Women’s Club
Aiken Technical College
American Association of University Women Aiken
League of Women Voters
Aiken County
D.C
S.C
AAUW
Usc-Aiken
Tion Building
Georgia O'Keeffe
Mary Cassatt
Jane Fonda
Kay Hearle
Kathie Fowler
USCA
Ginger Ingram
America
Idella Bodie
South Carolina
Usc-A
Carey Connell Sutton
Opposites In Color and Form Dominate Spring Fashion
Clemson Extension Agent Robin Glenn notes spring trends emphasize oversized silhouettes with short skirts or pants, dress over pants, and diverse lengths from above the knee to above the ankle. Fabrics favor silk, linen, cotton blends with metallics, textures, and varied color pairings for men and women.
Years of travel women enjoy the single life
An informal poll shows wives of traveling husbands embracing occasional single life. They value time alone, can eat onions in bed, diet, and enjoy watching movies their spouses dislike. One says staying up late feels liberating, another notes freedom to eat when desired.
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Atlanta
Erma Bombeck on breakfast routines and liberated living
The piece humorously notes a 43 percent rise in women returning to work and pursuing independent plans while husbands stay home. It contrasts loneliness at home with the need for equality, joking about reactions from men and offering lighthearted domestic tips and observations on lingering gender roles.
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