Women's Life
Michele Shackelford, editor
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Journalism
Beyond Borders: Denby Fawcett
At 16, most girls are worrying about what to
wear to prom or how to catch the eye of a cute boy in school.
Denby Fawcett was concerned about what stories to write for
the teen column in The Honolulu Star-Bulletin’s Women’s
Section. [More]
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Journalist Denby Fawcett jumps from
a military helicopter during her stint as The Honolulu
Advertiser’s
chief Vietnam reporter. Today she is a political reporter
for KITV-4.
Courtesy Honolulu Advertiser
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Women
Defining Success
by Michele Shackelford, staff writer
Hawai‘i has no dearth of women who have
inspired others. This issue begins a series on women of Hawai‘i
who have been an inspiration and mentors to other women around
them. They are not always the most well-known women, but they
all, genuinely, have affected someone else’s life.
We often overlook society’s everyday heroes, and this
series is dedicated to them. These women have given themselves
to the community and others. An inspirational woman can be
anyone who has touched someone else’s life in a special
way. They possess qualities that future generations should
strive to have. They are examples to women of all ages.
For more information on this series or if you have a recommendation,
please contact Michele Shackelford at 554-9379.
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The Pill--For Men...Would your man take it?
Ever heard of the male contraceptive pill?
Probably not. A dream for scientists and females alike since
the 1960s, it does exist, but has been available only for
drug testing trials. [More]
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