Ada Lovelace Named Programming Language Hero
A note on the origins of the Ada programming language credits Ada Lovelace, daughter of Lord Byron, as the inspiration for the name. The defense department’s adoption of Ada reflects her historic role as a pioneering mathematician and early computer thinker.
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Art of friendship: Handle with care
A Page B3 piece contrasts male and female friendship in literature and life. It cites Dr Block on women as often portrayed as enemies, notes lower status for women, and observes changing norms after feminism. Anne Morrow Lindbergh’s line is referenced about women treating friendship fragility differently from men.
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First Among First Ladies First Lady Emerges in Spotlight
A profile highlights the lead role of the first lady, detailing public duties, influence on policy agenda, and visibility at official events. The piece notes her engagement with social initiatives and her steady influence alongside the presidency.
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Betty Ford
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Abigail Adams
Lady Bird Johnson
Dolly Madison
Rosalynn Carter
Mary Todd Lincoln
Nancy
Jacqueline Kennedy
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