CONCACAF to organize first Annual Women’s Football Day in May
The Confederation aims to unite all Member Associations to celebrate women’s football throughout the region Miami, FL (Friday, April 10, 2015) – The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) today announced the celebration of its first…
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Cayman Islands welcomes home 15 swimming medals but one lonely T&F medal The Cayman Islands 21 swimming team arrived back at Owen Roberts International Airport last Thursday evening to a warm welcome and many cheers from parents and supporters. Also…
Is your bra bad for you?
By Amy Anderson, From Daily Mail Health risks caused by ill-fitting bras that don’t offer the correct support can range from constricted breathing, back pain and restricted circulation to muscle strain and irritable bowel syndrome. Some studies have even suggested…
From Lateral to Chairwoman in eight years at Crowell & Moring
By Katelyn Polantz, From The National Law Journal Eight years is not a long time to propel a lawyer from lateral recruit to firm chairwoman. But Angela Styles did it. Loyal now to Crowell & Moring, the government-contracts attorney keeps…
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Cayman Airways plane makes emergency landing According to the Cayman Islands Air Traffic Controllers (CIATCA) a Cayman Airways flight from Little Cayman to Grand Cayman on Saturday (28) made an emergency landing at Owen Roberts International Airport. The plane, a Twin Otter was…
Ellen Pao loses Silicon Valley bias case against Kleiner Perkins
By David Streitfeld From New York Times SAN FRANCISCO — One of Silicon Valley’s most famous venture capital firms prevailed on Friday over a former partner in a closely watched suit claiming gender discrimination, but hardly got away unscathed. The…
Amanda Knox’s legal nightmare exposed the utter insanity of Italy’s justice system
By Jim Edwards From Business Insider Italy’s highest court finally acquitted Amanda Knox of murder on Friday, but the 27-year-old American had to endure a legal battle that dragged out more than seven years before she was finally declared innocent….
Fixing the ‘Leaky Pipeline’ of women in science and math
By Suzanne Bouffard From Social Science Space Think the glass ceiling in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) careers has been shattered? Think again, say researchers Nilanjana Dasgupta and Jane Stout. Even though women outnumber men on college campuses, STEM…
Olwomen story of the week
17 Amazing Homemade Hair Dye Formulas By Alissa Ward From Olwomen Hair dying is inseparable from fashion; with variety of colors and combinations of ombre hair, dying has become a simple way to transform the looks and stay fashionable. But…
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Cruise passenger goes overboard in the Florida Keys From WPTV MARATHON, Fla. – Search crews are looking for a man who either voluntarily jumped or fell from a cruise ship overnight near the Florida Keys, according to U.S. Coast Guard…





