work and need to work all the time, and the way we work, role work occupies in our life for most men and women is complicated right now in our culture. the nightingale school about 15 years ago, an all-girl school, had a career day. they invited a corporate lawyer/partner, the mother of a child in the school, to come and speak, and she came, and she spoke, and she talked about all the wonderful things she did as partner, and then there was a question period. these were girls between 14 and 18. first question was, what time do you get home for dinner? second question was, what happens if your child is sick? the third question was, how often do you spend the whole weekend with your child? not one of these girls asked this woman a thing about the law or law firm or her political beliefs or corporate belief, so that the pressure on women who are corporate lawyers is enormous because underneath them, the generation that they re raising are complaining, and with justification, pe
The Brick Breeden Fieldhouse was filled with colorful regalia, dancing, singing and drumming Friday night for one of the largest annual powwows in Montana.
OSWEGO - The Oswego Players will hold open auditions on for its July production “The Man Who Killed The Cure” a 2017 play by Luke Yankee inspired by the work of Dr. Max Gerson, one of the fathers of natural healing. Auditions will be Monday and Wednesday, April 8th and 10th from 7-9PM each evening…
Officials from the Museum of the Rockies said they are fully cooperating with updated federal guidelines that require museums to get consent from tribal communities before displaying cultural items or