Reporter Ruth Cowan (far left) with other World War II reporters, 1944. Ms. Cowan was one of the first women accredited to report on an overseas military unit during the war. She was sent to Algiers with the Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps, where she reported on the corps, hospitals, and operations in North Africa and later on the invasion of Normandy, the liberation of Paris, and the Battle of the Bulge. Photo by Dickie Chapelle.
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Better sexual harassment training
"Watch this video, check this box" sexual harassment training is no longer acceptable in California, and about blinkin’ time! Rote, non-interactive training may be useful as a defense to a lawsuit, but it turns out it’s more [...]
FDA: “intended use” same as it ever was
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104 reasons to avoid NFL and Olympics references in your promotional materials
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