The Willow Glen Resident | March 17, 1999

March 17, 1999

Willow Glen, California Since 1992


Herstory Lessons WG teachers find various ways to bring women's history to life
Throughout March, several local teachers and students are working to reclaim women's important contributions to the world, ranging from female athletes and leaders to political activists and artists. Many women sense a void of information on their gender while studying the past. It's that shared experience that led to the formation of Women's History Month, ratified by Congress in 1987 after heavy lobbying from the National Women's History Project. More


News Council Watch WG residents suggest design ideas, air concerns to planners of the new City Hall. More	Opinion Letters to the Editor Residents voice their concerns about 'mini-mansions.' More	Sports Presentation Softball Team pitchers launch the Panthers to a strong season start. More



	Local craftsman constructs mini-mansions for birds

	Council Watch Hit-and-run victim stable, suspects held Schools celebrate Women's History Month 'Bread and Roses' strike unified women SJ Family Camp sign-ups Garden Theater parking agreement Around the Glen

	Letters Drawbacks of a universal remote WWII military service

	Remember When: A grandmother's special favor

	Sports Briefs Presentation softball team off to strong start Panthers fall in NorCal basketball tournament

	Lectures, readings, auditions, sports & recreation,announcements, theater & arts, kids' stuff, clubs, public meetings...

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