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International Women’s Day talk expands on “Nevertheless, she persisted.”
Story and photos by Heather Hay CNM promotes Women’s History Month, March, by hosting a talk about women rarely mentioned in history books, and to acknowledge the struggle women still face today to be heard, according to part time faculty sociology teacher Xeturah Woodley. The talk on March 8th, began with an overview of a recent senate session that involved
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“International Women’s Day gives all of us women a great opportunity to reflect on the female leaders and trailblazers who have championed our cause and have fought for women’s rights with amazing bravery, sacrifice and determination,” said CNM President Kathie Winograd. “The women’s movement has come a long way in my lifetime. However, there’s still a long way to go
Read moreErin Adair-Hodges to Publish Her Debut Book, “Let’s All Die Happy”
February 20, 2017. By Hilary Broman Senior Staff Reporter Erin Adair-Hodges, CNM English instructor, is scheduled to release her first book of poems titled, “Let’s All Die Happy,” this fall, she said. She was the winner of the Pitt Poetry first book prize at the University of Pittsburgh Press, Hodges said. The book is told through a woman’s lens and
Read moreMaxS Building To Be Remodeled, And Your Input Is Needed.
Featured Photo: Seeking input from CNM students and staff, Emily Brudenell project manager with The Hartman + Majewski Design Group hands out, collects and explains surveys in the MS building third floor lobby. (Wade Faast/CNM Chronicle) February 16, 2017. By Wade Faast The Hartman + Majewski Design Group is designing the large renovation and remodel of the MS building on
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Jan 30th, 2017. illustration by Daniel Troncoso and words by Heather Hay
Read moreCNM Students Speak Out About the Election Results
Illustration by Daniel Johnson, Story by Hilary Broman Staff Reporter The CNM Chronicle asked CNM students to voice their opinions about the recent election that resulted in Donald Trump being named the 45th president of the United States. Kase Conklin, a psychology major, was rooting for Gary Johnson to win the election but is hopeful that Trump will be
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