Goldie - a sensuous memoir

Article Abstract:

A women remembers how she felt as a child toward her grandmother Goldie, an open, confident woman who enjoyed life and spoke her mind freely. Goldie was at ease in her large, fleshy body and effortlessly affectionate. Due to her grandmother, the woman was able to love her own imperfect body.

Personal narratives, Body image, Grandparent and child, Grandparent-child relations, Grandmothers

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The murder next door

Article Abstract:

A neighbor of Laurie Kellogg describes why she feels guilty over the murder of Laurie's husband, Bruce, by one of Laurie's friends. The neighbor, who knew that Bruce had abused Laurie, vowed to get help if she ever became aware of another abusive relationship.

Prevention, Abused women, Family violence, Domestic violence, Kellogg, Laurie

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Crime: stop being paranoid and get a grip

Article Abstract:

Many young women have a heightened fear of crime because of sensationalized murder cases such as that of Ted Bundy and other frightening stories. Women are more likely to be assaulted by those they know than by strangers. Several famous crimes are discussed.

Safety and security measures, Young women, Crime

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