A decade ago, Lani Guinier was publicly trashed by her political opponents and left to flap in the wind. It was, she tells Marcelle Clements, the most liberating period of her life.
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Married To The Army: Alaska - Basic Training
Life on the Fort Richardson Army base was a huge adjustment for the seven wives of <i>Married To The Army: Alaska</i>. In a community entrenched in a tradition of proper etiquette, rank structures and its own unique terminology, there's a lot to learn about being an Alaskan Army wife (Not to mention learning to navigate the challenging Alaskan Environment!). For civilians and new Army spouses alike, we've created a few pages of Basic Training. <br><br> Click on the images below for more information about the Armed Forces and life in Alaska, including Army term definitions, rank structures, answers to frequently asked questions and more.
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That Left-Out Feeling
Insert knife. Twist gently to the left. Judith Sills, PhD, examines the painful business of being excluded (and leaves nothing out).
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Fail Fast
Oprah Radio' host Dr. Robin Smith talks about spending less time failing and more time pursuing what you love.
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Tomorrow's Leaders
Last spring, more than 3,000 women with great ideas applied for the first-ever O-White House Project Leadership Project contest. Meet the 80 winners.
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